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Yes, you could still find more cards with more CL. Congratulations on the cards, it's a nice setup.
I'm not sure the second Discover is in the cards, seems like others have had some difficulty getting two of the same Discover type, but that's not a scientific statement.
Why Discover and CapOne for the continued apps? Have you used the Citi prequalification tool?
@pi-r-squared wrote:
My current total combined income is near 60K (me and wife).
I have the following CCs and limits
Lowe's $30K
Cap One Venture $21K
Discover IT $18K
Cap One Platinum $7K
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Total credit: $76K
My FICO score are EQ 724, TU 718, and EX 731.
Am I close to hitting an upper limit for credit amounts? For example, I am pre-qual for another Venture and could probably get a 2nd Discover IT. Could it be possible that I could get two more high limit cards (say $15K and $10K) and have over 100K credit limit across all cards even with a 60K income?
You should be able to get at least double your annual income (that's just about where I am right now), not sure how much higher than that one can go, but I have been wondering about that myself.
@NRB525 wrote:Yes, you could still find more cards with more CL. Congratulations on the cards, it's a nice setup.
I'm not sure the second Discover is in the cards, seems like others have had some difficulty getting two of the same Discover type, but that's not a scientific statement.
Why Discover and CapOne for the continued apps? Have you used the Citi prequalification tool?
Burned Citi, Chase, AMEX, and BoA in a BK-7 close to 10 years ago. Don't pre-qual and probably never will again.
Maybe diversify.
With who you have burned, maybe give Barclay a try if a product of theirs suites your needs.
@pi-r-squared wrote:
@NRB525 wrote:Yes, you could still find more cards with more CL. Congratulations on the cards, it's a nice setup.
I'm not sure the second Discover is in the cards, seems like others have had some difficulty getting two of the same Discover type, but that's not a scientific statement.
Why Discover and CapOne for the continued apps? Have you used the Citi prequalification tool?
Burned Citi, Chase, AMEX, and BoA in a BK-7 close to 10 years ago. Don't pre-qual and probably never will again.
Amex tends to start letting people in around 7 years.
Chase 8-10 but some have done sooner
Citi is iffy but usually once it's off reports
BofA once it's off reports
you just may never get pre-qualified offers but doesn't mean it's not worth applying!!!
and you can FOR SURE probably triple or more your annual income in available credit!!!
@pi-r-squared wrote:
My current total combined income is near 60K (me and wife).
I have the following CCs and limits
Lowe's $30K
Cap One Venture $21K
Discover IT $18K
Cap One Platinum $7K
--------------------------------
Total credit: $76K
My FICO score are EQ 724, TU 718, and EX 731.
Am I close to hitting an upper limit for credit amounts? For example, I am pre-qual for another Venture and could probably get a 2nd Discover IT. Could it be possible that I could get two more high limit cards (say $15K and $10K) and have over 100K credit limit across all cards even with a 60K income?
My income is $61K, my total credit card limits $284K plus an American Express Premier Rewards Gold charge card.
You will hit limits that each creditor will give you, but other creditors will probably be OK with giving you more credit limit.
Do you have any other open loans besides credit cards?