Chase Amazon Visa affected by 5/24?

[Kutuzov]

10/4!! I have opened 0 accounts with them in the past 41 years so I think I'm safe here ...

[longtimelurker]

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@Kutuzov wrote:
10/4!! I have opened 0 accounts with them in the past 41 years so I think I'm safe here ...

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It's not accounts with Chase, ANY credit card account counts towards the 5/24

[Anonymous]

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@Kutuzov wrote:
10/4!! I have opened 0 accounts with them in the past 41 years so I think I'm safe here ...

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not just them..... any new accounts at all from any lender.

[Kutuzov]

Ahhhhhhh .... I have opened 3 accounts in the past 2 years and 1 of them is almost 2 years old. Is just cc or other types of credit count? Like auto loans etc.?

[jacetx]

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@Kutuzov wrote:
Ahhhhhhh .... I have opened 3 accounts in the past 2 years and 1 of them is almost 2 years old. Is just cc or other types of credit count? Like auto loans etc.?

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Just credit cards (including store cards)

[UncleB]

Just to re-state, the 5/24 rule only applies to the Chase CSP, Freedom (traditional and Unlimited), and Slate. 

So far (at least as of now) it is not impacting applications for any of the co-brand cards, such as the Amazon Visa card. 

[BeeH11]

I read in multiple places online that the 5/24 will apply to co-branding in April (Ibelieve along w/ the business cards too, but obviously you have to be careful about what you read online).

[UncleB]

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@BeeH11 wrote:

I read in multiple places online that the 5/24 will apply to co-branding in April (Ibelieve along w/ the business cards too, but obviously you have to be careful about what you read online).

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I agree; I've read that in multiple places as well, but we don't know for sure.  Also, after a little while the various online sites start to cite each other as sources, so it can be hard to tell the facts from the 'echo-chamber'.

That's also why I included "at least as of now" in my statement above... things are constantly changing.