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I seriously would consider trying to open a secured card with NFCU... or even consider offering to PIF on the NFCU burn......
Might be worth trying to get an in on their credit card lending and make amends...(but that wont get you a large limit immediately)
But try the prequalifys for Chase, Amex and definitely Cap One... Maybe try for a twofer with one of the Venture Ones if you get some preapprovals from Cap One.. yes it has an AF but... you might get a larger limit..... Could possibly combine it with another cap one card limit down the road if you want to be rid of the AF
Another technique you could try but you wouldnt get instant gratification would be to go for the Cap Ones... BTW depending on the degree of burn, you can pay them off and apply immediately.. or not bother and still possibly open an account.... and a few secured cards from more prime lenders... Should be doable with your income... and let them graduate... But its likely to take 2 years... Least for the BOA secured and probably at leat 1 to 1/2 for Disco... thats if you dont get preapproved or want to risk the apps...
Any other ideas folks?
-J
You cannot rely solely on card for high limit. Your credit profile and income will determine the limits that you qualify for. The BK will be a contricting factor for many creditors as long as it is on your reports.
@awm04 wrote:most negatives are gone
Keep working on these if you can if you want high limits. These will also constrict the limits and other terms that you qualify for.
@awm04 wrote:I don't know if this matters at all but I do get prescreened credit card offers and mortage refi offers literally every single day that the mail is delivered.
It doesn't. They're just marketing like the rest of the junk mail.
Capital one gave me a prequal for quicksilver and venture rewards.
BOA gave me a prequal for BankAmericard Cash Rewards™ Credit Card, BankAmericard Travel Rewards® Credit Card, BankAmericard Better Balance Rewards® Credit Card and BankAmericard® Credit Card.
US Bank gave prequal for U.S. Bank Visa® Platinum Card, U.S. Bank FlexPerks® Select+ American Express® Card, and U.S. Bank Cash+TM Visa Signature® Card. They also hold my mortgage, idk if that matters.
Nothing from Amex, Chase or Citibank.
@awm04 wrote:Capital one gave me a prequal for quicksilver and venture rewards.
BOA gave me a prequal for BankAmericard Cash Rewards™ Credit Card, BankAmericard Travel Rewards® Credit Card, BankAmericard Better Balance Rewards® Credit Card and BankAmericard® Credit Card.
US Bank gave prequal for U.S. Bank Visa® Platinum Card, U.S. Bank FlexPerks® Select+ American Express® Card, and U.S. Bank Cash+TM Visa Signature® Card. They also hold my mortgage, idk if that matters.
Nothing from Amex, Chase or Citibank.
Go with Cap1.. Got for Venture first if you get a 10-20k approval then go for the regular QS VS card not the QS one.. Will be a triple pull EQ/TU/EXP but worth it for the limit and if you can get two cards from them.. Cap1 is VERY forgiving if you ever burnt them before. Wouldn't really trust BofA Prequal unless they give you a SET APR not a range as it is misleading.. I would avoid UsBank for now as well as they are very conservative and give small limits unless you have a pretty spotless profile. So Basically my suggestion for cards with Big limits is do a Venture/QS dual applications as mentioned in first sentence through their pre-qual tool
So that would be two separate applications correct? Venture then QS. But just one hard pull?
Should these be done same day or does it matter?
I intend to apply for the capital one venture card.
I do have one more question. I'm in the midst of changing jobs and getting a large raise.
I obviously would like my credit limit to be based on the new income level.
Should I wait until I have officially changed jobs to apply?
I'm just concerned about them calling to verify my income prior to my start date at the new job.