No credit card required
Browse credit cards from a variety of issuers to see if there's a better card for you.
Congrats!
~kn
Bsong wrote:
@DaveSignal. We currently rent and its at $1500 split between me and my wife its $750 .
@HiLine. I guess. She seemed really surprised though. As if it was her first day and I was the first person she spoke with who asked me such a high increase. Iono...
I am thinking about doing that too, since I live with my wife. My rent is almost $2000. My wife doesn't actually pay any part of this, but she is technically a co-applicant on the lease, so she is just as responsible for paying it as me. Due to this, I am trying to rationalize that I can say my rent owed is $1000.
@DaveSignal wrote:
Bsong wrote:
@DaveSignal. We currently rent and its at $1500 split between me and my wife its $750 .
@HiLine. I guess. She seemed really surprised though. As if it was her first day and I was the first person she spoke with who asked me such a high increase. Iono...I am thinking about doing that too, since I live with my wife. My rent is almost $2000. My wife doesn't actually pay any part of this, but she is technically a co-applicant on the lease, so she is just as responsible for paying it as me. Due to this, I am trying to rationalize that I can say my rent owed is $1000.
Since you and your wife live together you should declare household income.
How much of a credit limit increase are you going to ask for? As long as your family income is in the six digits you should be able to get a total credit limit of 15k or more.
@Bsong wrote:
Thank You, thank you...
This morning, I logged onto to my boa account and checked my avail credit again just to make sure I wasn't just dreaming. It's really a great feeling. For me its not really about just getting a high limit on a card (India I know some people have lines of $40k + but for me $15k feels like a $100k limit) instead,its more satisfying knowing that my credit has come to the point where I can get instant approvals and banks will start chasing after me (for the right reasons and not to collect)....
My credit was crushed 10 years ago and I didn't have anything as far as credit until 2012.
15k limit on one card is a huge milestone indeed! Congratulations! You have come a long way to where you are standing now. The dark ages are over!