How much new credit have you received in 2014?

[Imhotrodcrazy]

I went over my few,  ( 5 ),  cards that I have and I was surprised by how much my CL's have increased this year.  I don't use my US Bank Cash+ or LOC anymore so I went after two new cc's to replace them.  I first went after Chase Freedom in June and received a cl of $10.6K.  In Sept.  I got on the Nasa train and received $30k from them.  Early this year US Bank gave me an auto cli of $4.5,  this was before our falling out.  Just a few days ago Amex gave me an increase of $3.5k.  So, after adding it up,  I was surprised that I have attained a total increase in credit of $48.6k this year.  So I was wondering how well others have done this year.  Thanks for sharing in advance. 

[Anonymous]

CLIs and new cards - $17,000

[chalupaman]

It's been hard for me to keep track of it all but I just know I've gotten a ton this year alone.

My CLIs have been plenty too ranging from a $500 CLI on my Discover card, to doubling my Amex Gold Delta card limit from a counteroffer I got and getting plenty of Sync Bank increases too.

Considering I started out with a 1K Citi Forward card last year and I have around 47K in credit, I'll round it down to 45-46K total.

[Anonymous]

$137,470.  Since March.  Started with one $470 Mastercard.  I also got a home improvement line of credit and the home addition starts after the first, so adding that, $237,470.

[JustinS]

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@chalupaman wrote:

It's been hard for me to keep track of it all but I just know I've gotten a ton this year alone.

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+1 difficult to keep track. For me between store cards major cards and Navy Federal CU (CashRewards and NavCheck LOC) it definitely totals over 100k+ in additional just in 2014.

[Anonymous]

Everything in my signature was aquired starting in May of 2014. Didn't have anything before that besides a car loan for years due to bad credit. Has been a tremendous year.

[Anonymous]

A lot.

[uswala]

CLIs + new cards = $52,750 as of today. 

Expecting a further $8,200 increase on my Costco TE card on Dec 27.

[Anonymous]

started last year with a whopping $300 from CapOne. This year well I splurged a bit and have added $66k in new credit from several cc and cli's and a loc. I got more than I ever thought I would need and am just going to garden until the inquiries decide to retire.

[Imhotrodcrazy]

You guys,  and gals,   are doing outstanding in the credit achieving dept.  It's hard for me to fathom having more than a $100k in credit,  let alone having $200k+.  I commend each and every one of you for your achievements.  Keep the great work.