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sobeone1
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I want to apply for citi, which 1

Citi scares me for some reason. Never could get a pre approval. I hear co branded 1's are easier. I would like to know whats an easier citi card to app for that is Balance transfer friendly with all my HP's. Its probably to late in my credit journey with all my hd's. Nixon? Irish80?

credit karma has my scores at T.U 637 Equifax 668 but all of my Major cards have my score between 710-730 fico AAoA 7months with 16 inquires T.U & Eq 12 inquires.

Fingerhut $1200 my first credit. Discover it 4.5k, Paypal extras 7.8k, Barclays 2.2k, Walmart 6k, Lowes 25k, Amazon 6.5k Cap1 Q.S 4k, Venture 10k, Voice 10k, Chase freedom 2k Slate 3.5k, 5th 3rd 10k, overstock2.9k, Kingsize 1k. Nasa 20k, NFCU 14k, loc 10k, BBVA 14k, Amex ED 10k, income 76k (I put them in order of receiving them)
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Anonymous
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Re: I want to apply for citi, which 1


@sobeone1 wrote:

Citi scares me for some reason. Never could get a pre approval. I hear co branded 1's are easier. I would like to know whats an easier citi card to app for that is Balance transfer friendly with all my HP's. Its probably to late in my credit journey with all my hd's. Nixon? Irish80?


Citi is very inquiry sensitive.... If you are ready to recon then I'd say have at it.  If not, give it sometime for your accounts to age a bit befoe you apply..

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Anonymous
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Re: I want to apply for citi, which 1

You already know my answer.

 

Prestige.

 

Paypal offer of $25 on approval is still good.

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pipeguy
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Re: I want to apply for citi, which 1

Best Citi backed store card is Home Depot and since you have a high limit Lowes already you could ask them to match it - they probably won't but they'll start you at a good limit. Last Summer I got a HD card with a starting limit of $600 on reciept I asked for $6000, they made it $6700, recently they incresed that to $10k. Note that I have a $17k Lowes card. HD does run zero percent financing at times and to me that's a big plus (I use Lowes special financing a lot too)

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