09-26-2012 08:01 AM
Creditaddict wrote:Why bother with increasing the secured CL? I would close the Capital One and if you bank with Wells or something, maybe keep.
Discover, have you tried the pre-qual? you could probably get now... More or the new "it" I like the "it" but not sure it's really different from more but either way, newest out, I like it better! lol
and I would say Navy Credit Card and Navy Nav Check for sure. what about refi with them?
+1 I def agree with you on the "revised" priority list for Duncarr
09-26-2012 08:07 AM - edited 09-26-2012 08:08 AM
AvaMommy wrote:
Creditaddict wrote:Why bother with increasing the secured CL? I would close the Capital One and if you bank with Wells or something, maybe keep.
Discover, have you tried the pre-qual? you could probably get now... More or the new "it" I like the "it" but not sure it's really different from more but either way, newest out, I like it better! lol
and I would say Navy Credit Card and Navy Nav Check for sure. what about refi with them?
+1 I def agree with you on the "revised" priority list for Duncarr
What would be the best way to time the refi with NFCU? Should I start banking with them now and then refi with them in 6 months or just do all of it in 6 months? Has anyone had a refi with them recently? How sensitive are they to recent inquiries/new accounts?
EDIT: PS. I tried the prequalify site for Discover and didnt have any offers there.
09-26-2012 08:11 AM
09-26-2012 08:27 AM
Duncanrr wrote:
AvaMommy wrote:
Creditaddict wrote:Why bother with increasing the secured CL? I would close the Capital One and if you bank with Wells or something, maybe keep.
Discover, have you tried the pre-qual? you could probably get now... More or the new "it" I like the "it" but not sure it's really different from more but either way, newest out, I like it better! lol
and I would say Navy Credit Card and Navy Nav Check for sure. what about refi with them?
+1 I def agree with you on the "revised" priority list for Duncarr
What would be the best way to time the refi with NFCU? Should I start banking with them now and then refi with them in 6 months or just do all of it in 6 months? Has anyone had a refi with them recently? How sensitive are they to recent inquiries/new accounts?
EDIT: PS. I tried the prequalify site for Discover and didnt have any offers there.
I havent refi'd yet with they only my vechicle...I would join with them NOW and then setup some type of DD with the accts you open. I have 1 CA 1 CO (not mine) 2 paid Collections and inqs from last yr shopping for a car and home. Was able to get a CC (12K) and refi my truck (2.59%) with them
09-26-2012 08:36 AM
Amex BCP in January. It will be an SP if I get denied.
09-26-2012 01:27 PM
Amex Hilton so I can use the AXON - my Citi Hilton Reserve is much better for points
09-26-2012 03:47 PM
Duncanrr wrote:
AvaMommy wrote:
Creditaddict wrote:Why bother with increasing the secured CL? I would close the Capital One and if you bank with Wells or something, maybe keep.
Discover, have you tried the pre-qual? you could probably get now... More or the new "it" I like the "it" but not sure it's really different from more but either way, newest out, I like it better! lol
and I would say Navy Credit Card and Navy Nav Check for sure. what about refi with them?
+1 I def agree with you on the "revised" priority list for Duncarr
What would be the best way to time the refi with NFCU? Should I start banking with them now and then refi with them in 6 months or just do all of it in 6 months? Has anyone had a refi with them recently? How sensitive are they to recent inquiries/new accounts?
EDIT: PS. I tried the prequalify site for Discover and didnt have any offers there.
NFCU is not inquiry sensitive. I did a vehicle refi with them and it was easy peasy.
In my opinion, leave the Chase Sapphire alone. Your Amazon card has better rewards. Consider the Sapphire Preferred if your travel needs would justify the Annual Fee. Slate is pretty useless, especially since Chase Amazon has decent BT offers. I currently have an offer to do a BT with 0% until Nov 2013, with a 1% BT fee.
I don't like Citi, so I would personally never apply for one.
Amex BCE is a decent card, I would consider that one.
09-26-2012 03:57 PM - edited 09-26-2012 04:00 PM
09-26-2012 07:07 PM
My wish..............
The CSP!
With a nice 10K limit!! ![]()
09-26-2012 09:49 PM
My wish list is for an apr below 7% without rewards and no annual fee. Help anyone.

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