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Applying for a 2nd Ink ?

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Blender
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Applying for a 2nd Ink ?

Approved for CIU 11/24 (1 app every 30 days still a thing?)

Currently $2974/3000 (99%). Don't plan to PIF since 12 months 0%.

4/24

 

1. Is there a Chase internal score for business cards? If so, where do I find that?

2. What is the likely hood of being approved for a second card with the first having a 99% utilization? (Treated the same as personal cards?)

3. If approved, it would probably be for the same amount, you think?

4. If 2 doesn't matter much, is Chase business side sensitve to INQ? (personal loan)

 

Thanks

 

10/2024


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JoeRockhead
Community Leader
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Re: Applying for a 2nd Ink ?

Chase will allow up to two approvals within a 30 day window so you're OK there. Having that usage on your current card isn't going to help you, I think quite the opposite. The fastest way to Chase's generosity is to spend well on the card every month, and PIF. There's a strong likelihood they'll reward it with Auto CLIs in as little as 4 months. 

 

Anything over 90% is considered maxed out on your business credit report and hurts your score (on EX business anyway), just as it would with a personal card. I have no idea how to find Chase's internal score. 

 

If you're approved it would likely be for a lesser SL... I got the Unlimited with a $8k SL and the Cash 35 days later with a $4k SL. I'd recommend paying the balance off before applying. 

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Blender
Established Contributor

Re: Applying for a 2nd Ink ?


@JoeRockhead wrote:

Chase will allow up to two approvals within a 30 day window so you're OK there. Having that usage on your current card isn't going to help you, I think quite the opposite. The fastest way to Chase's generosity is to spend well on the card every month, and PIF. There's a strong likelihood they'll reward it with Auto CLIs in as little as 4 months. 

 

Anything over 90% is considered maxed out on your business credit report and hurts your score (on EX business anyway), just as it would with a personal card. I have no idea how to find Chase's internal score. 

 

If you're approved it would likely be for a lesser SL... I got the Unlimited with a $8k SL and the Cash 35 days later with a $4k SL. I'd recommend paying the balance off before applying. 


Yeah I know you told me before that PIF is best with them, I ended up tackling some extra bills to take advantage of the 0%. I'll wait to pay the balance down before appyling for the CIC. Thanks

10/2024


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