Of course, these are all basic assessments from what we see on the boards and from data collected from various others sites and from personal experience… MANY other factors come into play when applying for a credit card.. But you can use this list below to generate a good consensus of what your credit score should look like before applying..
This is just a small list to get started.. But the more you guys chime in and throw numbers around the bigger the list will be and the more information wil be available to use!
American Express
Zync – 650 +
Green – 650 +
Gold – 700 +
Gold Premium Rewards – 725 +
Platinum - 750 +
Blue Card – 720 +
Capital One
Classic Platinum – 580 +
Average Cash Rewards – 620 +
Venture Rewards – 690 +
Chase
Freedom – 650 +
Slate – 680 +
Sapphire – 700 +
Sapphire Preferred – 750 +
Citi Forward – 630 +
Diamond Preferred – 650 +
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Tommy5746 wrote:Of course, these are all basic assessments from what we see on the boards and from data collected from various others sites and from personal experience… MANY other factors come into play when applying for a credit card.. But you can use this list below to generate a good consensus of what your credit score should look like before applying..
This is just a small list to get started.. But the more you guys chime in and throw numbers around the bigger the list will be and the more information wil be available to use!
American Express
Zync – 650 +
Green – 650 +
Gold – 700 +
Gold Premium Rewards – 725 +
Platinum - 750 +
Blue Card – 720 +
Capital One
Classic Platinum – 580 +
Average Cash Rewards – 620 +
Venture Rewards – 690 +
Chase
Freedom – 650 +
Slate – 680 +
Sapphire – 700 +
Sapphire Preferred – 750 +
Citi Forward – 630 +
Diamond Preferred – 650 +
Add More!
i got the slate with a 680 and alot of inqs and only a 500 CL i wonder if i got the freedom would i have gotten a higher CL
Starting Score: 617
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