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Are all of them hidden TL's including co-branded?
@myjourney wrote:Are all of them hidden TL's including co-branded?
Yes
Yes, unless there's negative information. For a missed payment or default, they may place it on one's personal CR.
@Open123 wrote:Yes, unless there's negative information. For a missed payment or default, they may place it on one's personal CR.
Thanks open Chase is the opposite correct as in not hidden?
@myjourney wrote:
@Open123 wrote:Yes, unless there's negative information. For a missed payment or default, they may place it on one's personal CR.
Thanks open Chase is the opposite correct as in not hidden?
Nope, Chase is the same. Not on personal report unless things go negative.
@scenery_guy wrote:
@myjourney wrote:
@Open123 wrote:Yes, unless there's negative information. For a missed payment or default, they may place it on one's personal CR.
Thanks open Chase is the opposite correct as in not hidden?
Nope, Chase is the same. Not on personal report unless things go negative.
Thanks scenery wasn't sure about them
Great thing about Chase and Amex is they help you start your businesses CR file, which really helps in the future should you ever need credit.
In my view, Chase and Amex (both hidden on personal) seem to understand utility is often much higher for a business, given it's cyclical nature and the need for short-term revolving capital. I'm still not sure why other issuers place business cards on one's personal CR, which never made any sense to me.
@Open123 wrote:Great thing about Chase and Amex is they help you start your businesses CR file, which really helps in the future should you ever need credit.
In my view, Chase and Amex (both hidden on personal) seem to understand utility is often much higher for a business, given it's cyclical nature and the need for short-term revolving capital. I'm still not sure why other issuers place business cards on one's personal CR, which never made any sense to me.
Yes I found that out the hard way with my first card which was cap1 sparks and the fact that it reported on personal credit would sometimes kill my UTL and scores. They did however help me start my business credit file along with several net 30 accounts I added later.
I just got an Amex Lowes about a week ago and now i'm thinking about taking one more HP and adding Chase as my final card.
I know Chase reports to EQ business do they report to any other CB's?
@myjourney wrote:I just got an Amex Lowes about a week ago and now i'm thinking about taking one more HP and adding Chase as my final card.
I know Chase reports to EQ business do they report to any other CB's?
I think they report to EX business, but I haven't checked our business CRs in a while.
If you're looking for a Chase card, now is a good time for their 60K bonus. Unlike my preference for app'ing with "reckless abandon," I suspect you prefer a more "tempered" approach. However, I'd give some consideration to applying for both the Ink Plus and Ink Bold for both bonuses.
PS - They may even report to D&B, but I'd have to check on Monday.
@Open123 wrote:
@myjourney wrote:I just got an Amex Lowes about a week ago and now i'm thinking about taking one more HP and adding Chase as my final card.
I know Chase reports to EQ business do they report to any other CB's?
I think they report to EX business, but I haven't checked our business CRs in a while.
If you're looking for a Chase card, now is a good time for their 60K bonus. Unlike my preference for app'ing with "reckless abandon," I suspect you prefer a more "tempered" approach. However, I'd give some consideration to applying for both the Ink Plus and Ink Bold for both bonuses.
PS - They may even report to D&B, but I'd have to check on Monday.
Thanks Open
It would surely be a plus if Chase also reports to D&B.
I saw the new offers last night and yes you know me I usually take the tempered approach. Lol
However this maybe to good to pass on and worth the HP.
Thanks to all for the help much appreciated indeed