Hmmm, I always go with the card I think that is the most difficult first. Your high scores means your AAOA is over 5yrs, uti% is very low. Those are all recipes for approvals IMO. Heck you probably get all of them and than some 
@tntexans72 wrote:Hmmm, I always go with the card I think that is the most difficult first. Your high scores means your AAOA is over 5yrs, uti% is very low. Those are all recipes for approvals IMO. Heck you probably get all of them and than some
8.8 years and 5%. I would be amazed if that happened.
Other thoughts from the wise folks here? Could really use some guidance.
Since the Go rewards and AARP are similar. Get the Go rewards after USAA. NFCU doesn't seem sensitive to new accounts or inqs. Go rewards will net the largest SL IMHO. With your scores you're golden.
@Gmood1 wrote:
Since the Go rewards and AARP are similar. Get the Go rewards after USAA. NFCU doesn't seem sensitive to new accounts or inqs. Go rewards will net the largest SL IMHO. With your scores you're golden.
Thanks. Agree USAA is probably more conservative than NFCU. Still debating.
@baller4life wrote:
@Gmood1 wrote:
Since the Go rewards and AARP are similar. Get the Go rewards after USAA. NFCU doesn't seem sensitive to new accounts or inqs. Go rewards will net the largest SL IMHO. With your scores you're golden.+100. My thoughts exactly. You're golden for high limits! 😉
Okay, Rethinking to use this is a way to bring in the New Year, suck up the impact to CS and AAoA, and garden for the rest to bring everything back where it should be.
Thoughts on disapproval by NFCU because I already have a CC with them?