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I was looking at teh CSP online application and noticed that they now require just the applicant's income and time at job. Well My income is 50K and my time at the job has benn only 2 months. I am worried that they may decline me becuase of thse factors.
What has been your experience regarding income if not time at work.
my CK score is 727.
Keep in mind that CSP has minimum CL of $5K, so you should be set for income requirement.
I know and that worries me coz, the highest CL I have is $3000 and only 2 credit cards.
How good are my chances with Amex gold or Amex costco?
@tin369 wrote:I know and that worries me coz, the highest CL I have is $3000 and only 2 credit cards.
How good are my chances with Amex gold or Amex costco?
Why not just go to Amex site and see if you're preapproved. I heard they have their own internal scoring anyway. While it's not a sure thing it's better than nothing. Or just play it safe and get CS and then once you have some time established at the job PC to CSP.
Starting Score: EX: 736 FAKO | TU: 757 FICO | EQ 730 FICO Current Score: EX: 736 FAKO | TU: 750 FICO | EQ 730 FICO Goal Score: EX: 750 FICO | TU: 750 FICO | EQ: 750 FICO | |
In my wallet: $16,000 $8,000 |
Almost all credit card CL are determined per your income I would think.
Length of work also is a factor. From talking to Discover/Chase/BOA, they like to see 2 + ;as it shows them stability.
Income and length of time at current job are important factors for determining credit limit, and the CSP requires a 5K limit or higher. 50K income can be enough to get a 5K line, but only being at that job 2 months will hurt. Having a high credit score would help, also how much is your monthly rent/mortgage and how much outstanding debt do you have? Those will be considered as well.
@trumpet-205 wrote:Keep in mind that CSP has minimum CL of $5K, so you should be set for income requirement.
This is correct, but Chase would also like to see you have a CC with 5k or more for at least a year of good history.
The length of employment will hurt you more than the level of income. 50K is more than enough to get a 5K line...