09-11-2012 06:09 PM
09-11-2012 06:13 PM
congrats man.
breed them well.
look at your pms jc! just a little tip.
and as for salary. does that mean your am for manager? or do you mean salary as your gross income?
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09-11-2012 06:37 PM
youngandcreditwrthy wrote:
F*** yeah! I'm totally stoked for you! What limit did you get if you don't mine my asking?!?
WOW! So glad this forum is here!!!!!!
Just remember that the person you spoke with to get you approved deemed you creditworthy!
Some tips:
1. AlWAYS stay under 30% util., but try to stay less than 10%.
2. ALWAYS PAY ON TIME!
3. GROW your credit lines.
4. MINIMIZE interest cost if you carry a balance... Don't forget to throw yout creditors a couple of bucks in interest to keep 'em happy; credit is a mutually beneficial business transaction afterall.
5. And whatever else you wanna add in there!!!
Building my credit is fun, and it's a great way to improve my life and future prospects!
:-)
thanks man! I was pumped! I was just glad to get into a prime card that can grow and I don't have to worry about upgrading or AFs It's a nice feeling.
09-11-2012 06:38 PM
Congrats, glad you got the card you wanted.
09-11-2012 06:39 PM
creditnocash wrote:congrats man.
breed them well.
look at your pms jc! just a little tip.
and as for salary. does that mean your am for manager? or do you mean salary as your gross income?
thanks for pm man, I'll try that. I actually went to another bank for a financial consultant job.
09-11-2012 07:05 PM
WTG jcstarkey. See, you took control and it worked! Congrats!!!!
09-11-2012 08:45 PM

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