<prompt> Human: Heres the situation, I have a freaking ton of credit cards. I dont really need the lecture on having a ton of lines of open credit. Heres the background:AMEX Blue Cash - I got it to start handling all billspurchases because the cash back sounded good. I ended up not really liking AMEX or the card and now I dont use it. It has a 0 balance.BOA Cash Rewards Visa - I got it because I set up a checking and savings account with BOA a long time ago which I now no longer have because theyre terrible but I still have this card. It has a 0 balance.Barclay Apple Visa - I got this back when I was in college and a dumbass because I needed a new computer and that allowed me to finance it for free. It has a 0 balance.Chase Amazon Visa - this is my daily go-to card. I use this card for everything bills, groceries, spending. I do not want to get rid of this card. It currently has a 2k-ish balancemonth that I pay off each month.Chase Slate Visa - I got this card to help pay for a few large projects on my home. It has a 0 balance and Id like to get rid of it.Chase Sapphire Preferred - I just got this card and will start using it in place of my Amazon visa for all purchases.Citi Forward Visa - I got this right when I started college to start building credit. I never use it anymore. It has a 0 balance.Nebraska Furniture Store Card - bought furniture on it a while back. It has a 0 balance.Heres the question: I know I can cancel the Slate card and have the line of credit transferred to my Sapphire Preferred Visa. Would it hurt my credit to have that card closed even though Im going to move that available credit to another card with chase? Also, how much damage is going to happen to my credit if I close the Citicard, the Nebraska Furniture Mart card, the Barclay card, the BOA card, and the AMEX? They all have 0 balances so its not like theyre killing me or anything. I just am tired of seeing a butt-ton of cards on my Mint homepage. Any advice on how to go about cleaning all this up?Thanks!Assistant: I wouldnt cancel it, its a fee free card right? Just move most of the credit over by calling the number on the back of your CSP.If your cards dont have annual fees, dont cancel. Just take them out of rotation. If they DO have annual fees, ask to downgrade to a fee-free version of the card. If that doesnt work, then you can cancel.As for the Mint thing? Who cares. Its just a little list off to the left.Human: To your first question, yes. All the cards are fee-free except for the Sapphire card. As for Mint, Im just anal about that lol. Thanks for the advice!  <response>: You can hide accounts in mint. : 