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Hi I just wanted to ask a quick question. I'm fairly new to credit, I only have 3 cards of my own and i'm an authorized user on one card.
To give more info I have the following cards
Capital One QS1 - $100 balance - $800 CL
Kohls - $0 balance - $300 CL
Old Navy $19 balance - $300 CL
I'm also an authorized user on an American Eagle store card $0 balance - $800 CL
Since I first start building my credit in may (when i turned 18) I keep receiving offers from American Express offering me their cards. I received one for the Everyday Credit card and one for the Gold card.. I know with my short credit history i will be declined so i don't respond.
My question is how long do I have to wait to be approved for a card like that? My oldest card is 3 months
Should I wait till the 6 month mark or 1 year?
Also when I check the offers on the American Express website it matches me to one "exclusive offer" for the Amex Everday Credit. I appericate any help. I just want to make sure I don't mess my credit up early.![]()
@Anonymous wrote:Hi I just wanted to ask a quick question. I'm fairly new to credit, I only have 3 cards of my own and i'm an authorized user on one card.
To give more info I have the following cards
Capital One QS1 - $100 balance - $800 CL
Kohls - $0 balance - $300 CL
Old Navy $19 balance - $300 CL
I'm also an authorized user on an American Eagle store card $0 balance - $800 CL
Since I first start building my credit in may (when i turned 18) I keep receiving offers from American Express offering me their cards. I received one for the Everyday Credit card and one for the Gold card.. I know with my short credit history i will be declined so i don't respond.
My question is how long do I have to wait to be approved for a card like that? My oldest card is 3 months
Should I wait till the 6 month mark or 1 year?
Also when I check the offers on the American Express website it matches me to one "exclusive offer" for the Amex Everday Credit. I appericate any help. I just want to make sure I don't mess my credit up early.
6 months is a good period to wait. What's more important is your Experian credit score. If you know that it's a lot easier to give you an idea of your chances.