No credit card required
Browse credit cards from a variety of issuers to see if there's a better card for you.
You could buy a brand new car with that limit!
@vpae wrote:
@woodyman100 wrote:
@althes wrote:OP has 800+ fico, I won't speculate on salary.
And low inqs
I have an 817 FICO, fairly decent salary, AND S loads of inqs.
I was blessed with a far lower limit😝
I should have posted some info for DP, oops!
Pulled TU.
Income: low-to-mid six-figures
Inquiries: Experian 8, Transunion 12, Equifax 5.
Scores: Latest are in my siggy.
Utilization: 2%-8% (Depending on report)
AAoA: 5 Years 1-8 Months (Depending on report)
Oldest Account: 19 Years 9 Months.
No negative marks.
Am I missing any important details? It's been a long time coming... back in 2004, my scores were 514 on Experian, 482 on Equifax, and 513 on Transunion. Also had a lien on the house from Aspire Visa. lol
@gdale6 wrote:Grats on the 40K, this seems to be the top for this card at this time
That's actually what brought me back to myfico. I was curious what credit limits were like. I was quite surprised at the SL. I haven't been getting much traction with most banks at this point since they have all extended quite a bit for me. I wasn't sure if they took my highest card and just basically matched it? I was curious if they were just very generous and if there were even higher limits.
Low to mid 6 figures? So $200k-$500k a year?
@Hockeypnc1 wrote:You could buy a brand new car with that limit!
Haha, no thanks! I just paid off 2 cars, I have 2 more to go.
No more additional car payments.
@Hockeypnc1 wrote:
@vpae wrote:
@woodyman100 wrote:
@althes wrote:OP has 800+ fico, I won't speculate on salary.
And low inqs
I have an 817 FICO, fairly decent salary, AND S loads of inqs.
I was blessed with a far lower limit😝
I should have posted some info for DP, oops!
Pulled TU.
Income: low-to-mid six-figures
Inquiries: Experian 8, Transunion 12, Equifax 5.
Scores: Latest are in my siggy.
Utilization: 2%-8% (Depending on report)
AAoA: 5 Years 1-8 Months (Depending on report)
Oldest Account: 19 Years 9 Months.
No negative marks.
Am I missing any important details? It's been a long time coming... back in 2004, my scores were 514 on Experian, 482 on Equifax, and 513 on Transunion. Also had a lien on the house from Aspire Visa. lol
@gdale6 wrote:Grats on the 40K, this seems to be the top for this card at this time
That's actually what brought me back to myfico. I was curious what credit limits were like. I was quite surprised at the SL. I haven't been getting much traction with most banks at this point since they have all extended quite a bit for me. I wasn't sure if they took my highest card and just basically matched it? I was curious if they were just very generous and if there were even higher limits.
Low to mid 6 figures? So $200k-$500k a year?
Yup, right in there.
Congrats big time on your Apple card
Congrats on the amazing starting limit and getting the lowest APR! 🎉🎉🎉
40k???? AND the lowest APR? Did you recently buy half of all available Apple stock? Or buy everyone in your social circle a MacBook?
CONGRATS!!! Amazing!
@pinkandgrey wrote:40k???? AND the lowest APR? Did you recently buy half of all available Apple stock? Or buy everyone in your social circle a MacBook?
CONGRATS!!! Amazing!
Hahahah. I wish! There's several of us with this SL and APR. I'm just very fortunate and lucky.
I just got my physical card today. I also already ordered a replacement card.
and a Skin!!
IMG_20190826_191110.jpg
IMG4031416523398286593.jpg
IMG4940817338637412971.jpg
Congrats on your card!!! Like others I think you hit the highest and lowest of terms available, Great JOB!!!