04-18-2012 01:54 PM
Does NavyFed allow you to use your HHI and, if so, what do you have to provide to verify? Thanks.
04-18-2012 02:03 PM
MamboItaliano wrote:Does NavyFed allow you to use your HHI and, if so, what do you have to provide to verify? Thanks.
For my CC, Navy didn't ask me to verify my income ~ although I do not recall if their application asked for HHI or not.
04-18-2012 02:05 PM
MamboItaliano wrote:Does NavyFed allow you to use your HHI and, if so, what do you have to provide to verify? Thanks.
I believe they allowed me to use my household income, but I'm not certain; it's been a few years since I applied for the card....
04-18-2012 02:21 PM
They ask for "Personal Annual Income".
04-18-2012 03:57 PM
Nope, only personal. I got my card about a month ago.
04-18-2012 04:08 PM
They didn't ask my gf to verify her income. I believe they asked her for her personal income. She app'd in person.
04-18-2012 04:22 PM
I was just approved on Friday.
All they asked me was my annual income.
04-18-2012 05:03 PM
Same as above, they just asked for my personal income. I'm not a high roller but they didn't ask me to verify with anything. (Did mine online.)
04-19-2012 05:49 AM
Thanks folks. Appreciate the feedback. I am on the edge of pulling the trigger and I think I have everything I need to do so. Will let you know when I go to do it.
04-19-2012 05:58 AM
MamboItaliano wrote:Thanks folks. Appreciate the feedback. I am on the edge of pulling the trigger and I think I have everything I need to do so. Will let you know when I go to do it.
NFCU is actually one of the few CC companies that will allow you to have joint CC accounts... This can be helpful if one partner has a lower score or if one has more income than the other.. the plan is for me and my fiance to get a joint account, or for him to get a solo account, as soon as the cards he is AU on report a 0 balance. They are at 0 now, but they reported a balance this month. I'm new to the whole paying before the statement cuts thing

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