<prompt> Human: I have two credit cards with Chase bank, mostly because I also have a checking account with them. One is the Amazon Visa, one is simply a Rewards Card. They have a combined total limit of 1800.Currently there is nothing on them.The issue is Im preparing to close my Chase Checking account for a Charles Schwab account. Charles Schwab doesnt offer credit cards.My credit score currently isnt great, but its not bad either. Its somewhere around 700. Should I keep these cards because theyre my oldest cards? Theyre about 8 years old. They have very high interest rates though.  <response>: Closing your Chase checking account has no bearing on your decision whether or not to close your Chase credit card accounts. Many people have credit cards from banks that they have no other relationship with.As for the other reason you provided for closing the card accounts, the interest, if youre paying your bills in full every month, the interest rate could be 95, and it wouldnt matter. I frankly havent even looked at the rate on any of my cards, because that is irrelevant to me as I dont accrue interest, as i dont carry a balance.Id keep your current credit accounts open, unless there is another compelling reason not to. 