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Hello everyone! It's been a min since i last posted on the forum, i got frustrated with the credit repair process and abandon my repair journey and let time do it's thing. Well i'm happy to report that ALL 3 of my CR are CLEAN I can't believe it, i wanna cry.
So now that all reports are clean i pulled my scores and they are: Transunion 670 Equifax 688 Experian 703
Now the BAD news, i have no opening accounts reporting on any of my files, just a old Navy federal credit card that is now closed but reporting a pefect credit history.
I need advice on how to careful move forward, i dont wanna appy for low limit card and i dont wanna alot of inquiry. I 0 inquiries on ALL CR which make me smile. So any advice would be helpful.
Do you guys think i can get approved for any prime card with no opeing accounts reporting?
Well Congrats on your CLEEEANNNNNN!!!
Well with those scores you can apply for cap 1 QS 1 Or a discover it. They may give you a secured card but you can always start from some where. You have some pretty experience members that will soon chime in to your thread...
@Anonymous wrote:Hello everyone! It's been a min since i last posted on the forum, i got frustrated with the credit repair process and abandon my repair journey and let time do it's thing. Well i'm happy to report that ALL 3 of my CR are CLEAN I can't believe it, i wanna cry.
So now that all reports are clean i pulled my scores and they are: Transunion 670 Equifax 688 Experian 703
Now the BAD news, i have no opening accounts reporting on any of my files, just a old Navy federal credit card that is now closed but reporting a pefect credit history.
I need advice on how to careful move forward, i dont wanna appy for low limit card and i dont wanna alot of inquiry. I 0 inquiries on ALL CR which make me smile. So any advice would be helpful.
Do you guys think i can get approved for any prime card with no opeing accounts reporting?
Congrats on your clean reports. I wouldn't say you abandoned your credit repair journey. Quite often the biggest part of the credit repair journey process is time. So great job!
My scores were similar to yours when I started working on my credit. I had no open accounts at the time and applied for and received Chase Freedom, Discover it, and Barclays Rewards. I think my credit limits for them were 3k, 1400, and 1200. (Something like that) They're now 7k, 15,200, and 2600. So don't worry about starting out with a small limit. Get what you can, utilize them responsibility and you'll be rewarded.
CONGRATS on your clean reports! Sometimes time is the next best step. With the scores you have now you should have no problem getting some unsecured cards. My scores were a little lower than yours and in the last 60 days I've been approved for a Chase Freedom ($2,500) Discover IT ($3,000) and Chase Slate ($2,000). I had one collection on my account when I app'd for the Freedom and the Discover. I know the limits aren't huge, but they are more than large enough for me. I'm just working on making oodles of on time payments and keeping my utilization down.
Don't sweat the inquiry aspect so much. You can't get credit if you don't apply for credit. I'm not saying go crazy and app for 20 cards, but choose a few you'd like that work with what you're trying to accomplish and go for it. Inquiry impact is low in the overall scoring model, and they are off pretty quickly too. Just remember that opening new account will drop your AAoA, so you might see a dip in your score for a little while after you open the new accounts. Making payments for a few months as they age helps with that though.
Total CL: $321.7k | UTL: 2% | AAoA: 7.0yrs | Baddies: 0 | Other: Lease, Loan, *No Mortgage, All Inq's from Jun '20 Car Shopping |
Check all the Pre-quals and report back. You may consider finding the Penfed thread as anyone can join. They will give you offers with real dollar amounts that you can accept or not. And they give some nice limits and low APR's
Prequals!!! Amex, Chase, Cap1, Citi, Boa
Spend some time making a list and choosing the right card(s) for you. Maybe no store cards this round? Come back and run it by these Pro App'ers before pulling the trigger(s).
Congrats on the clean files. pretty sweet.
@elim wrote:Check all the Pre-quals and report back. You may consider finding the Penfed thread as anyone can join. They will give you offers with real dollar amounts that you can accept or not. And they give some nice limits and low APR's
Prequals!!! Amex, Chase, Cap1, Citi, Boa
Spend some time making a list and choosing the right card(s) for you. Maybe no store cards this round? Come back and run it by these Pro App'ers before pulling the trigger(s).
Congrats on the clean files. pretty sweet.
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@Anonymous wrote:Hello everyone! It's been a min since i last posted on the forum, i got frustrated with the credit repair process and abandon my repair journey and let time do it's thing. Well i'm happy to report that ALL 3 of my CR are CLEAN I can't believe it, i wanna cry.
So now that all reports are clean i pulled my scores and they are: Transunion 670 Equifax 688 Experian 703
Now the BAD news, i have no opening accounts reporting on any of my files, just a old Navy federal credit card that is now closed but reporting a pefect credit history.
I need advice on how to careful move forward, i dont wanna appy for low limit card and i dont wanna alot of inquiry. I 0 inquiries on ALL CR which make me smile. So any advice would be helpful.
Do you guys think i can get approved for any prime card with no opeing accounts reporting?
If I were you I'd check the Chase prequalified site, and apply for the Freedom or Freedom Unlimited if you show up as prequalified.
If you don't show up as prequalified there, try Amex and see if you're prequalified for the BCE.
If you don't show up as prequalified on either of those, then I would go to Capital One, and if I were prequalified for anything there, I would grab it (caveat, they do a double or triple pull, but you'll be on the road to a comeback).