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@wacdenney wrote:This makes my forth Chase card in a very short period of time. I am a little disappointed in the 3.5k CL. Being as this is a Visa Signature card I was expecting at least 5k. Do they offer this card in a non signature version?
Not liking the CL, but I am definately liking 3% cash back on dining!!
Congrats wacdenney
congrats




@Anonymous wrote:
Congrats! YEs Chase offers the AARP Card in a non-signature version usually for CLs that are less than $5K.
Looks like this is the one I got. Even keeping my util under 10%, 350 should be plenty for gas and fast food for a month. I'm glad to have the card benefits in any version.
I am wondering how I'm going to feel at my age using an AARP card. I assume the feeling of 3% will outweigh! ![]()
Congrats Wacdenney!
Thanks for the details on your approvals. I've been getting offers - none pre-approval, from AARP for this card. I've hesitated in hopes of gardening for better CLs and APRs.
But this card does have some great benefits. Although I really want that CSP!!!
AND YES... I'm an AARP member! Gray hair and all!! ![]()
Congrats!
.....i applied for the Chase AARP last week and was NOT approved, i applied because of the 1-3% Cashback that it gives you plus if you spend $500 in 3 months they will give you $100, That sounded good to me, Anyways, Soon i will collect $100 from my Chase Freedom and $100 from my Bank of America Card for spending $500 for each in 3 months, NOT bad... ![]()
My card arrived in the mail today. It is definately NOT a signature version but it sure is pretty! I like the red color and I like the 3% on gas and dining even more. I can't wait to take it out for a spin.
@wacdenney wrote:My card arrived in the mail today. It is definately NOT a signature version but it sure is pretty! I like the red color and I like the 3% on gas and dining even more. I can't wait to take it out for a spin.
That's actually a good looking card....Congrats
@wacdenney wrote:
@Anonymous wrote:
Congrats! YEs Chase offers the AARP Card in a non-signature version usually for CLs that are less than $5K.Looks like this is the one I got. Even keeping my util under 10%, 350 should be plenty for gas and fast food for a month. I'm glad to have the card benefits in any version.
I am wondering how I'm going to feel at my age using an AARP card. I assume the feeling of 3% will outweigh!
How old?
Congrats, nice