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I am pretty certain you will get the full $15 if you were approved for $25k on the CC. It was not an instant approval because I had a fraud alert on my credit reports, but once I was verified I was approved instantly for the full $15k.
We might need to do Official Navy Guide Part 3!:
I think getting a 2nd card is completely different with Navy now than it use to be... Take my friend who got $2900 after review on his first card and before his 2nd statement and after making a couple payments to bring him down to like $1500 from being maxed out and his score going up from 580 range to 615 range he was instantly approved for $6100 on a 2nd card.
So actually unlike in the past of getting high limit and then fall back on moving limit to get your 2nd card, I think you might be better off getting the 2nd card much earlier these days especially if you have seen a big jump in your credit... and by that I mean a jump of 20-40 points probably gets you into a new tier with you.
Fingers crossed on the PLOC for me.
What exactly did you have to send in to NFCU for verification?
Usually Navy just asks for 2 paystubs if anything.
Unless you have fraud alert or something.
"We might need to do Official Navy Guide Part 3!"
Like Yoda says there is no "might need to do" only do and start another second NFCU card thread.
@Anonymous wrote:"We might need to do Official Navy Guide Part 3!"
Like Yoda says there is no "might need to do" only do and start another second NFCU card thread.
HAHA
@Creditaddict wrote:We might need to do Official Navy Guide Part 3!:
I think getting a 2nd card is completely different with Navy now than it use to be... Take my friend who got $2900 after review on his first card and before his 2nd statement and after making a couple payments to bring him down to like $1500 from being maxed out and his score going up from 580 range to 615 range he was instantly approved for $6100 on a 2nd card.
So actually unlike in the past of getting high limit and then fall back on moving limit to get your 2nd card, I think you might be better off getting the 2nd card much earlier these days especially if you have seen a big jump in your credit... and by that I mean a jump of 20-40 points probably gets you into a new tier with you.
I am all for a NFCU guide Part 3! Did you friend get a lower APR on the second card? That is what I am looking to get. I would like to get the Platinum and hopefully at a rate under 9%.
My score has not moved much since my initial approval..I think 3 points. But like your friend I was approved for a CLI after my second statement!
@irunfromcredit wrote:
@Creditaddict wrote:We might need to do Official Navy Guide Part 3!:
I think getting a 2nd card is completely different with Navy now than it use to be... Take my friend who got $2900 after review on his first card and before his 2nd statement and after making a couple payments to bring him down to like $1500 from being maxed out and his score going up from 580 range to 615 range he was instantly approved for $6100 on a 2nd card.
So actually unlike in the past of getting high limit and then fall back on moving limit to get your 2nd card, I think you might be better off getting the 2nd card much earlier these days especially if you have seen a big jump in your credit... and by that I mean a jump of 20-40 points probably gets you into a new tier with you.
I am all for a NFCU guide Part 3! Did you friend get a lower APR on the second card? That is what I am looking to get. I would like to get the Platinum and hopefully at a rate under 9%.
My score has not moved much since my initial approval..I think 3 points. But like your friend I was approved for a CLI after my second statement!
Yes, it's lower by 1-2% I think it is.
No 2nd card, not CLI.
His CLI was declined.
I think it helped that the Credit Card APP is TU and CLI was EQ.
My long term strategy with NFCU after reading over 1000 pages on NFCU (don't judge my OCD is REALLY bad ) on this forum was to get an instant $25K CC approval on the Flagship ($200 cash for $3K spend convinced me to apply for the CashRewards Visa first) and I got the full $25K on 9/1/16.
Then I wait at least 90 days (12/1/16 or later) to apply for the PLOC (hopefully get the instant $15K max) and then apply for a second credit card (Flagship Visa) on 12/10-12/15/16 and hopefully get an instant $15K+ limit approval.
I want to get both my NFCU CC's to $25K limits and PLOC to $15K BEFORE I poke the NFCU underwriting bear and ask for CLI's over $25K and POI will be asked for.
Sound like a decent strategy @CA?