Palladium - Just another data point

[Crashem]

My understanding is that chase recently changed palladium from anyone can apply to reinstituting asset requirements. Not sure with jp Morgan or anyone.

[bribro]

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@Crashem wrote:
My understanding is that chase recently changed palladium from anyone can apply to reinstituting asset requirements. Not sure with jp Morgan or anyone.

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I was told by a J.P. Morgan private banker just 2 days ago that anyone could still apply. If there was an asset requirement, it would be with J.P. Morgan (PB, PWM, JPMS, etc.) or Chase Private Client (the new "mass affulent" retail initiative).

[espnjunkie]

Cards like this do scream "I need and crave status and attention!!!!!!!!"

Credit cards are just a form of payment, most people are not millionaires so this doesn't concern them. Such trivial first world problems being discussed here haha. OMG how do I get aproved for a card made out of palladium (whatever the hell that metal is...lets be honest nobody had heard of it before this card)? This product would only benefit high net worth individuals, and even how much is questionable. AMEX platinum seems better all around. EMV chips are nothing special, every european credit card has one...not worth a dime extra.

[Anonymous]

I know what you mean, but credit in general is a first world problem. "Oh no! I can't spend beyond my immediate needs?!?! Nooooo!"

[espnjunkie]

My post was ment as a joke not an attack haha. I agree! "Oh no my limit isn't 75,000.00+ whatever shall I do?!?!"

[Crashem]

75k is on the low side for this card