Any Benefit to make all Chase Cards over $5k?

[CreditUnionFan]

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@FinStar wrote:

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@Creditaddict wrote:

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@FinStar wrote:

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@B335is wrote:

Don't bother unless having the word "signature" on your card makes you feel better.  You might have to wait for the card to be 12 months old to convert to Sig anyways.  My old Amazon card remains at $3k I could care less that it's non-Sig.

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+1

Look at NASA's multiple Visa offerings... super high CLs, yet none are Signature versions.

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Nasa denied me and my partner!

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I know, I read it in one of the threads.  Well, if it makes you feel any better, I can't get into NFCU and NFCU seems to send you flowers and bon bons.  Yet NASA FCU was perfect for my needs

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I wish Nasa provided a free EX Fico score...  I am debating taking the HP to get into PSECU just so that I can see my EX score, because PSECU seems a lot like Nasa - high limits, but no rewards.

[heyarrnold]

All of my Chase cards, 2 personal and 1 business, are above 5k. No benefit other than the fact that they all are visa siggys, and that Chase is comfortable with extending me 50k in available limit. 

[chalupaman]

My SW card is a Visa Sig and I still haven't used any of the features that comes with having that perk besides for the fact it's supposed to be a flexible spending card.

[B335is]

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@FinStar wrote:

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@Creditaddict wrote:

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@FinStar wrote:

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@B335is wrote:

Don't bother unless having the word "signature" on your card makes you feel better.  You might have to wait for the card to be 12 months old to convert to Sig anyways.  My old Amazon card remains at $3k I could care less that it's non-Sig.

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+1

Look at NASA's multiple Visa offerings... super high CLs, yet none are Signature versions.

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Nasa denied me and my partner!

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I know, I read it in one of the threads.  Well, if it makes you feel any better, I can't get into NFCU and NFCU seems to send you flowers and bon bons.  Yet NASA FCU was perfect for my needs

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I still haven't received Nasa credit card.  I'm beginning to think it's a pretend card.

[FinStar]

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@B335is wrote:

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@FinStar wrote:

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@Creditaddict wrote:

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@FinStar wrote:

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@B335is wrote:

Don't bother unless having the word "signature" on your card makes you feel better.  You might have to wait for the card to be 12 months old to convert to Sig anyways.  My old Amazon card remains at $3k I could care less that it's non-Sig.

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+1

Look at NASA's multiple Visa offerings... super high CLs, yet none are Signature versions.

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Nasa denied me and my partner!

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I know, I read it in one of the threads.  Well, if it makes you feel any better, I can't get into NFCU and NFCU seems to send you flowers and bon bons.  Yet NASA FCU was perfect for my needs

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I still haven't received Nasa credit card.  I'm beginning to think it's a pretend card.

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I haven't received mine either but then again it was just approved on 10/2.  I was told it would travel by pigeon first, then eventually transfer to turtle express service and eventually pony express.  So I might see it eventually on display at the Smithsonian

[B335is]

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@FinStar wrote:

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@B335is wrote:

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@FinStar wrote:

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@Creditaddict wrote:

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@FinStar wrote:

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@B335is wrote:

Don't bother unless having the word "signature" on your card makes you feel better.  You might have to wait for the card to be 12 months old to convert to Sig anyways.  My old Amazon card remains at $3k I could care less that it's non-Sig.

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+1

Look at NASA's multiple Visa offerings... super high CLs, yet none are Signature versions.

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Nasa denied me and my partner!

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I know, I read it in one of the threads.  Well, if it makes you feel any better, I can't get into NFCU and NFCU seems to send you flowers and bon bons.  Yet NASA FCU was perfect for my needs

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I still haven't received Nasa credit card.  I'm beginning to think it's a pretend card.

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I haven't received mine either but then again it was just approved on 10/2.  I was told it would travel by pigeon first, then eventually transfer to turtle express service and eventually pony express.  So I might see it eventually on display at the Smithsonian

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[DigitalArk]

My all 4 Chase cards are over 5K limits. No benefits...

[Anonymous]

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@Creditaddict wrote:

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@B335is wrote:

Don't bother unless having the word "signature" on your card makes you feel better.  You might have to wait for the card to be 12 months old to convert to Sig anyways.  My old Amazon card remains at $3k I could care less that it's non-Sig.

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looks like on AARP that's all that changes too!

but since we won't be using Marriott soon besides for travel in future I might take the $4k on that above the $5k minimum and move it to make Amazon $5k since it's our go to Aamazon shopping and gocery card (Amazon Fresh) and put the rest on AARP making it $7500.

but a part of me thinks maybe I should ride out the first 6 months the way they are just to "see" if I happen to be graced by Chase's 6 months auto CLI!

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So you did get approved for the AARP?

[Creditaddict]

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@Anonymous wrote:

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@Creditaddict wrote:

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@B335is wrote:

Don't bother unless having the word "signature" on your card makes you feel better.  You might have to wait for the card to be 12 months old to convert to Sig anyways.  My old Amazon card remains at $3k I could care less that it's non-Sig.

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looks like on AARP that's all that changes too!

but since we won't be using Marriott soon besides for travel in future I might take the $4k on that above the $5k minimum and move it to make Amazon $5k since it's our go to Aamazon shopping and gocery card (Amazon Fresh) and put the rest on AARP making it $7500.

but a part of me thinks maybe I should ride out the first 6 months the way they are just to "see" if I happen to be graced by Chase's 6 months auto CLI!

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So you did get approved for the AARP?

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Yes, $4500!!

[Anonymous]

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@Creditaddict wrote:

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@Anonymous wrote:

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@Creditaddict wrote:

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@B335is wrote:

Don't bother unless having the word "signature" on your card makes you feel better.  You might have to wait for the card to be 12 months old to convert to Sig anyways.  My old Amazon card remains at $3k I could care less that it's non-Sig.

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looks like on AARP that's all that changes too!

but since we won't be using Marriott soon besides for travel in future I might take the $4k on that above the $5k minimum and move it to make Amazon $5k since it's our go to Aamazon shopping and gocery card (Amazon Fresh) and put the rest on AARP making it $7500.

but a part of me thinks maybe I should ride out the first 6 months the way they are just to "see" if I happen to be graced by Chase's 6 months auto CLI!

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So you did get approved for the AARP?

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Yes, $4500!!

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Congrats!