Discover Question

[jc2]

Does anyone have any info to explain the cash advance feature of Discover?? My Disc has a cash advance limit of 52% OF TCL. DW...Who has a much stronger profile, larger cl and much longer rebuild history, has a 10% cash advance of TCL. This percentage seems to remain the same regardless of the number of increases we recieve to CL. Any thoughts or data points on this? 

[CreditInspired]

My CA is 41.6% of my TCL.

When I first got my Disco in Dec 2016 for $3.5K CL, the CA was $1.8K

Then when it was increased in Mar 2017 to $5K, the CA increased to $2.4K

When I got a $1K CLI last week, the CA increased by only $100 to $2.5K

So I guess it depends on credit profiles.

[jc2]

Thank you

[AverageJoesCredit]

For something that is notmally frowned upon in the credit card world, ill never understand why they offer this feature. For me its just a number to make it seem the card is the greatest or just superficial dressing. It should be something we should be able to use without looking desparate or getting the wrath of the credit gods to smite us down lol but it is what it is

[Anonymous]

My CL is 7K and my cash advance limit is 3.6K. 

My opening CL was 1K and the cash advance limit was $500. 

My CA limit stays around 50% with each cli. 

[austinguy907]

The CA number doesn't matter at all unless you're going to an ATM or Bank to pull the money off the card.

You can move your whole CL to your bank account using the BT method direct to your pay from account.

[Anonymous]

I only got a CA CLI once. My secured had $50. Auto-CLI was great but no CA CLI. My first requested CLI got the CA bumped to $200, but my next CLI (which happened to be the exact same amount) yielded no CA CLI. I never see myself ever using it, but like a low APR it's a number to track and graph and stuff