01-21-2013 05:38 PM
Hello all! I just join nfcu and with a eq credit score of 584 Ex of 620, not sure of TU. I was wondering if anyone had any luck getting approve for their cc with that score? Or should I just try for the secured cc. Thank you!
01-21-2013 05:47 PM
I just got approved today for 5K @ 11% . Eq-595 TU 626
01-21-2013 06:24 PM
lemers718 wrote:I just got approved today for 5K @ 11% . Eq-595 TU 626
Nice approval!
01-21-2013 06:25 PM
Rein wrote:Hello all! I just join nfcu and with a eq credit score of 584 Ex of 620, not sure of TU. I was wondering if anyone had any luck getting approve for their cc with that score? Or should I just try for the secured cc. Thank you!
U could certainly be approved for an unsecured. I received a $6K CC from NFCU in 12/11 with scores lower than urs. I was a member for 3-4 years before that though, but never used any of their products.
01-21-2013 06:28 PM
I know-Shocked me. I have heard great things about them I now am a true believer.
01-21-2013 07:30 PM
Wow! I am super excited! Thx you guys!
01-22-2013 07:55 AM
I started out with a secured $500 card, then on a whim, pulled the trigger on the unsecured a couple of months later (Dec 6, 2012) on the unsecured card and woke up the next morning with my approval for cash rewards with a $3k limit. They pulled a 595 EQ at the time of the application.
I did do something different however. After I applied for it I sent them a message concerning the unsecured application:
"Please consider this application. I have been working very hard at cleaning my credit up and have managed to gain almost 100 points from September to November. This would greatly aid me and families ability to purchase a house in a few years and we plan to use NFCU for our lender. If the initial limit is small, that would be ok as I am trying to establish a positive payment history before our mortgage in 2015. Thanks xxxx"
I'd like to think that it helped. I did after all, get the card.
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