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Thank you everyone for advising me to pull that trigger....
Is PSECU or NFCU inq sensitive...seeking to either do the PSL/Visa with PSECU or either the cash rewards with NFCU? I have a quite a few from lender pulls when I was seeking a second home. I currently have the Bank of America 123 (opened this month) 5K and their Platinum Plus (opened last month) 3K=273 balance, Orchard Bank $320=0 balance, JARED (AU), Sears (AU). I have 1 CO and 1 CA UNPAID (under dispute not mine), 2 paid CA. Last time anything neg was on my credit was 1.5 yrs ago. AAoA is 7 yrs and salary is 115K.
I would apply for a CHASE (thats who holds my current mortgage), Citi (paid CA is with Citifinancial from 2008), AMEX (app'd last month for the green card...denied...however that wasbefore my major cleaning on credit report).....but Terrified of denials so I rather walk in with a STRONG possibility or DEFINITE.
FAKO EX 565, EQ 550, TU 602 8/2012
FICO EQ 633 TU 637 (not reporting new credit limit on bofa) 9/2012
FAKO EX 643 (Reporting new credit limit on bofa)
Starting Score: FAKO: TU 602 EQ 550 EX 565 - 08|2012
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Starting Score: 08/29/2011 TU 671 EQ 674Current Score (myFico + Amex): April 2013 TU 754 EQ 694 EX 694
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LS2982 wrote:
PSECU isn't that conservative, I got approved for 9k with a 700 EX fico and new accounts galore.
700 is more than what I have...FAKO is 633 and I dont have the EX fico yet for PSECU due to me just joining towards the end of last month. When it becomes available via website I might pull the trigger. As you stated the visa I might get but not the PSL combo and thats the only product I would app for.
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