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Happy Holidays,
I wanted to get your opinion on if I should apply for the Amex EveryDay® Credit Card. I'm the first in my family looking to get an AmEx, so let me know if I'm missing something really basic. I like the card because it's seems geared towards younger, more limited history. And, it seems AmEx has higher limits for first time cards.
Info:
College Freshman
Income: $15k + $5500 college scholarship + $20,000+ eligible loan (don't know if AmEx accepts loans)
CS- Transunion: 708, EQX- 708 (IK, IK, its not my FICO)
My reason for applying for the card is to bring my utilization ratio down. I generally keep it between 10=15
Credit Card Limits: Discover (authorized user) $2500, Capital One (authorized user) $750, Capital One (my first card) $1000 (Automatic $1500 CLI in 3 months). I don't know if authorized user helps with AmEx and if they have a similar rule to Chase's "5/24"























Agree with the above. The creditsecure is worth the $1. Just be sure to call and cancel it within 30 days before being charge $16.99 a month.
@Anonymous wrote:
Ok so got approved with 718, but the weird thing is I have no pre-set spending limit. Anyone know what this is and what it means?
I'm gonna guess that you accidentally applied for a charge card instead of the EveryDay revolver.... or it went pending/manual review for SL but guaranteed approval nonetheless?
Again, just guesses.























I did some research because I was confused and still don't know if it's charge or credit. But, I remember applying specifically for Amex EveryDay® Credit Card, when I called the automated assisstant, it says I've been accepted as Amex EveryDay Preferred. I don't know if this is.a charge or credit card. Either way, I pay off my balance ifn full each month.
Congrats!






















