NASA FCU Credit Card - 30K Starting CLs?

[jeffeverde]

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@Anonymous wrote:

It's good for the soft pull, but I think most were attracted to the high CL, and now that appears to have gone, not sure it will ever return.   I would be inclined to remove most (or all) of the money and go for the next big thing (whatever that turns out to be)

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People on "that other forum", are still reporting 30k starting CL's

(Mod Edit - We started a new thread, since the old one was, well, old.  --SE)

[UncleB]

Just teasing, but this thread is a year old...

[Themanwhocan]

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@jeffeverde wrote:

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@Anonymous wrote:

It's good for the soft pull, but I think most were attracted to the high CL, and now that appears to have gone, not sure it will ever return.   I would be inclined to remove most (or all) of the money and go for the next big thing (whatever that turns out to be)

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People on "that other forum", are still reporting 30k starting CL's

(Mod Edit - We started a new thread, since the old one was, well, old.  --SE)

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They denied me the card last year, I forget the reason why.

I direct deposited a few dollars a paycheck into NASA savings, and paid off a random credit card whenever a significant amount accumulated. About 10 months later (4 months ago) I applied again and was granted the card and a $30,000 starting limit.

I think NASA hasn't changed a bit. They just have their rules and procedures, whatever those may be, kind of like Barclays.