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Thanks guys, it means a lot!
Congrats!
There's just something about that 740 milestone (see siggy)
Congrats to yourself also! My goal is also to get my score up to 760 for a mortgage some time this year and to hopefully get another card with a 10k or higher limit.
@ryanbush wrote:Congrats to yourself also! My goal is also to get my score up to 760 for a mortgage some time this year and to hopefully get another card with a 10k or higher limit.
I was planning on a mortgage for later this year, but then decided against it for now. I will have all my student loans report at the end of this year, and I'm not real sure I want to take on a mortgage yet until I see how that will all work out.
It seems like we're on the same credit trajectory, as I just got my first and second $10,000+ credit cards last Fall. Would love to have more, but my credit profile is so much better than it was one year ago that I'm very pleased with where I am right now.
Good luck to you.
@TNTransplant wrote:
@ryanbush wrote:Congrats to yourself also! My goal is also to get my score up to 760 for a mortgage some time this year and to hopefully get another card with a 10k or higher limit.
I was planning on a mortgage for later this year, but then decided against it for now. I will have all my student loans report at the end of this year, and I'm not real sure I want to take on a mortgage yet until I see how that will all work out.
It seems like we're on the same credit trajectory, as I just got my first and second $10,000+ credit cards last Fall. Would love to have more, but my credit profile is so much better than it was one year ago that I'm very pleased with where I am right now.
Good luck to you.
nice, I've got a couple cards starting to close in on the 10k mark. When I started 7 months ago my highest limit was 900, now my lowest limit is 1k and I have cards at 4k, 5k and 6k.
Congrats!!!!
@Duncanrr wrote:
Grats. What stuck out to me is that a 740 score is only better than 58% of population. I just can't see 40% of US population having a better score.
that's exactly what I was thinking also, seems like an awfully lot of people with a 740 and above.