PopeG

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Wondering if they even have a reason to increase it anytime soon.

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submitted 2 years ago* (last edited 2 years ago) by [email protected] to c/[email protected]
 

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  • Current cards: (list cards, limits, opening date)

    • e.g. Amex BCP $8,000 limit, May 2019
  • FICO Score: e.g. 750

  • Oldest account age: e.g. 5 years 6 months

  • Chase 5/24 status: e.g 2/24

  • Income: e.g. $80,000

  • Average monthly spend and categories:

    • dining $800

    • groceries: $400

    • gas: $100

    • travel: $100

    • other: $30

  • Open to Business Cards: e.g. No

  • What's the purpose of your next card? e.g. Building credit, Balance transfer, Travel, Cashback

  • Do you have any cards you've been looking at?

  • Are you OK with category spending or do you want a general spending card?

Common Abbreviations and Lingo:

  • FICO Score - This is the score used by 90% of credit issuers (This is NOT the score given by Credit Karma, Credit Sesame, Capital One, etc.) (MyFICO.com, Experian.com, CreditScoreCard.com are FICO scores)

  • AAoA - Average age of all of your accounts.

  • 2/30 Chase rule - A rule of no more than two Chase credit card applications every 30 days

  • 5/24 Chase rule - A rule where if you've opened 5 or more accounts in the past 24 months you cannot get approved for a new Chase card.

  • AF - Annual Fee

  • SuB - Sign-up Bonus

  • MSR - Minimum Spending Requirement (usually referring to sign-up bonuses)

  • 2/90 AmEx rule - A rule where you can only get approved for 2 AmEx cards in 90 days

  • 1/5 AmEx rule - A rule where you can only get approved for 1 AmEx card every 5 days

[–] [email protected] 3 points 2 years ago

I don’t see a way to search for communities in this one. Call me a dork but I like the animations and UI consistency in Mlem more. I’ll keep testing them both.

 

Because most of those subreddits are private anyways, may as well just hide the links and focus on other sites.

 

Hard to describe but if I have coffee sometimes I get this like tunnel vision / high contrast effect with my eyes, which I can assume is a result of caffeination.

Anyone else? No, just me? Ok I guess I’m crazy then.