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I would wait untill the 2 year mark then start apping for some heavy hitters, if you have a good income 40k+ you should qualify for some good cards with your score boosted another 10-20 points.
Oh and reason why I said that is you already have 3 cards, extra cards really will not help your score go up; if your wanting to eventually be at 5k+ cards (though they do help with your age later!) My suggestion is just wait and don't open any more cards. GL
I'd probably be happy with that card if I were you. You got your foot in the door with BOA at least. It will grow as will your credit file with PATIENCE!
@skyisthelimit wrote:I would wait untill the 2 year mark then start apping for some heavy hitters, if you have a good income 40k+ you should qualify for some good cards with your score boosted another 10-20 points.
i hv 80k income, how they check income? I beleive income is not reported to bureaus.
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@skyisthelimit wrote:I would wait untill the 2 year mark then start apping for some heavy hitters, if you have a good income 40k+ you should qualify for some good cards with your score boosted another 10-20 points.
i hv 80k income, how they check income? I beleive income is not reported to bureaus.
Income is not reported. What I think Sky meant that is if income is high enough for heavy hitter cards that he will be "eligible" for them and score will boost from that.
@Anonymous wrote:
@skyisthelimit wrote:I would wait untill the 2 year mark then start apping for some heavy hitters, if you have a good income 40k+ you should qualify for some good cards with your score boosted another 10-20 points.
i hv 80k income, how they check income? I beleive income is not reported to bureaus.
Pretty much all lenders ask for this data.
If they don't believe you, they'll ask for proof (income verification).
I dont think I ever have had to provide income verification for any loan in my life besides my mortgage
I called buy they denied, because of lack of history. I would apply after 3-4 months or look for other cards once I complete 1 year of history.
@Anonymous wrote:I dont think I ever have had to provide income verification for any loan in my life besides my mortgage
Auto loans.
CU's.
Amex and others if they suspect you of fraud.
Plenty of them do.
Applied, declined, recon, still declined, high utilization...maybe is better it didn't get approved, will try to use debit card more....