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Pick the two with the best interest rate and benefits. Say if you get better rewards with one than another and cancel the rest.
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I'm not sure what the question is... I'm with tinagoof's suggestion, though. If the expenses aren't high you should have no issue paying off the cards you want to cancel, and it'll be better for you in the long run.
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I agree with Bacchus. Credit card reporting agencies look at how much credit you have available and how much credit you are using. The more credit you have available the more it helps your credit standing. IOW if you owe 20% of your available credit your rating will be better than if you are using 50% of your credit limits.
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