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@Anonymous wrote:Hmm does navy sometimes lag, the last increase on the card I tried yesterday was October 28th 2020 181 days would be April 27th 2021 it was declined maybe I pulled the trigger too early? Maybe I should have waited a day or two extra
Normally recommended time is 185 days to make sure.
@Anonymous wrote:
@Anonymous wrote:Hmm does navy sometimes lag, the last increase on the card I tried yesterday was October 28th 2020 181 days would be April 27th 2021 it was declined maybe I pulled the trigger too early? Maybe I should have waited a day or two extra
Normally recommended time is 185 days to make sure.
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On 5/18/21 I am eligible for a interest rate reduction.
1 year since my last one.
Should I take a chance.
Currently at 8.99% on a rewards card.
@althes wrote:On 5/18/21 I am eligible for a interest rate reduction.
1 year since my last one.
Should I take a chance.
No, dont take chances with Navy, they never suprise...
I'm not sure if requesting an apr reduction would be fruitful. The lowest apr nfcu offers on a rewards card per the website is 8.99% on the Go Rewards. They wouldn't go below posted minimums would they?
Hahahahaha.
I also have 2 platinums that are due in June and Sept.
I will definitely be trying those.
See if I can get them down to 5.99%.
Currently at 9.99% and 10.99%.
Good morning,
I have a question about NFCU automated CLI's. When I first applied for a card almost three months ago, a member of their team said I should make sure that I have my automated CLI activated and not blocked. I said ok no problem. He asked if I would like to receive automated increases and my answer was yes. I ask when am I first eligible? He stated after 3 months. I called in yesterday to confirm that since I am getting close to the three months, and the customer service rep said it takes 13 months for an automated review for cc CLI.
Can someone shed some light on this?
I think most people in here don't mess around with the automatic cli we are all too impatient, I have seen a couple but there's no harm in just asking for it you can ask 91/3 after approval of a card, and then 181 days after that
Hey I have a question about the 91/3 rule for nfcu. Do I count the approval date as day 1 or is the day after the aooroval date day 1? Thanks in advanvce for any information