Good luck with trying again in 6 months.
Just an FYI - I saw that the income you stated vs. your TCL is a bit risky. It may be smart to lay low and not apply for anything for atleast a year. I don't think you want to get AA for credit seeking behavior.
I can see from reading prior posts that it's more of a "goal" for you to get as many cards as you can but that's a very risky slope, especially if your income does not support it. Just from a quick add, it looks like your TCL is over 200k while income stated was around 60k. That alone is a red flag. I would be careful.
@Anonymous wrote:
Thank you for the heads up . My goal is to get the cards I have always wanted, not just any card that’s out there though. I will attempt to tread carefully , sometimes that’s easier said than done lol 😎
Unless you're putting heavy usage through the current crop of cards, I would not get any more cards until you "thin the herd". If I was a CC lender and I saw your profile, I would think twice of approving you. Think about it, would you give someone a large amount of CL when their income states otherwise? As before, not being biased or anything. Just something to think about. It's very easy to go into debt when one has a large TCL, as some say, it's a slippery slope down.
My suggestion would be to close out the cards that don't get much usage or to trim down their CL. Your TCL is nearly 3x-4x your income. Reality is that, when someone's TCL gets to that point, AA becomes reality sooner or later.