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I will be applying for two cards today!
I am looking for the following as far as criteria is concerned:
0 APR the longer the better 15 months or more...
Making big purchase of 12K and would like to put most on the new cards and some on some other cards and they pay 500-700 spread out over the cards..
No annual Fee
Besides the purchase I would like to use the cards later on for....gas, bills, dining, online shopping etc...usual stuff...do not travel heavy (now perhaps)
Credit score roughly 750 and up on all
AAOA 4.5 years
Length of credit 7 years
Closed old accounts and currently have Discover IT at 13K and Amex BCE at 13K for about 7 months along with Amex Business at 14K (doesnt show on personal)
What would be some good cards?
How is citi simplicity or diamond preffered they have the longest 0 apr at 18months
Also what type of limits would I expect....
This is very important I hope you all contribute thanks as I will app today...
@Anonymous wrote:I will be applying for two cards today!
I am looking for the following as far as criteria is concerned:
0 APR the longer the better 15 months or more...
Making big purchase of 12K and would like to put most on the new cards and some on some other cards and they pay 500-700 spread out over the cards..
No annual Fee
Besides the purchase I would like to use the cards later on for....gas, bills, dining, online shopping etc...usual stuff...do not travel heavy (now perhaps)
Credit score roughly 750 and up on all
AAOA 4.5 years
Length of credit 7 years
Closed old accounts and currently have Discover IT at 13K and Amex BCE at 13K for about 7 months along with Amex Business at 14K (doesnt show on personal)
What would be some good cards?
How is citi simplicity or diamond preffered they have the longest 0 apr at 18months
Also what type of limits would I expect....
This is very important I hope you all contribute thanks as I will app today...
CC1 - why wouldn't you go to the Citi website and see if you are pre-qualified for the card? If you are you'll see the firm offer and APR you'll get at 0% intro. It might help in your decision making process. I know it did for me. Good luck!
No the limit doesn't show... that would be great huh? Good luck - no harm in doing pre-qual though.