<prompt> Human: I have an old Household card I think was Orchard at one point that I got 15 years ago. Since then its changed to HSBC, then to Capital One. I also have BOA, Chase, and Capital One credit cards that have over 10K limit each with low or no balances, all with no fee, lower apr and rewards.So the question is, do I keep this card that has only 1200 limit and 59 annual fee? The age of the credit line is 15 years although it switched hands. I already had Capital One upgrade it to Quicksilver like my other Capital One but they said the cant get rid of the fee on the legacy Household card.I would think closing it would make most sense from a practical stand point but I would like to maintain the best possible credit score for some purchasesrefinancing over the next year or two.Thanks.EDIT: Thanks for the comments guys. I do think I will close this account. The next oldest card is only 1 or 2 years younger store card, not sure if matters. I am usually able to get them to reverse the annual fee but they insist it cant be removed permanently on this legacy card even though it was upgraded to cash rewards card. Its just not worth the hassle. Thanks.  <response>: Closed accounts continue to appear on your credit report and count towards your account age for 7 years after you close them. I wouldnt hesitate to close this account. 