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How long after joining did you wait to apply for credit card?
@confuzed wrote:How long after joining did you wait to apply for credit card?
You can apply as soon as you become a member.
@M_Smart007 wrote:
@confuzed wrote:How long after joining did you wait to apply for credit card?
You can apply as soon as you become a member.
What I think the OP is asking is if there is any inherent benefit to waiting for some period of time to apply (for example, 6 months) vs. applying right after approval for membership.
@coldfusion wrote:
@M_Smart007 wrote:
@confuzed wrote:How long after joining did you wait to apply for credit card?
You can apply as soon as you become a member.
What I think the OP is asking is if there is any inherent benefit to waiting for some period of time to apply (for example, 6 months) vs. applying right after approval for membership.
Maybe OP can Clarify?
They should just give you a pile of money if you can make it through the membership process without cursing someone out.
DON'T WORK FOR CREDIT CARDS ... MAKE CREDIT CARDS WORK FOR YOU!
@Shooting-For-800 wrote:They should just give you a pile of money if you can make it through the membership process without cursing someone out.
lol
Sorry let me clarify my question. I was wondering if there is a benefit to waiting a certain amount of time after becoming a member that boost your odds of being approved.
@confuzed wrote:Sorry let me clarify my question. I was wondering if there is a benefit to waiting a certain amount of time after becoming a member that boost your odds of being approved.
I don't know if there are enough data points on waiting, it seems most app right away.
I think as long as your scores are decent and no serious baddies/lates/derogs .. it probably does not make a whole lot of difference.
They don't seem to be Inquiry sensitive.
@Shooting-For-800 wrote:They should just give you a pile of money if you can make it through the membership process without cursing someone out.
I joined online week before last; typical of a CU after about a day they sent me a request to upload copies of a suitable ID and SS card. Took them about 30 minutes to finalize the approval once I uploaded copies of my passport and SS card. No issue setting up and then making ACH pushes from Alliant wasn't a hassle either.
@confuzed wrote:Sorry let me clarify my question. I was wondering if there is a benefit to waiting a certain amount of time after becoming a member that boost your odds of being approved.
I only waited a week just to see if the account would be flagged for out of state as there are some horror stories on here about that. When nothing was frozen I then apped for the low rate Visa and was approved for $10K @ 10.4%. I have a ton of inquiries and new accounts in the last year so they don't seem to be sensitive to that.
I am very pleased with them as CU so far.