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My first $5k and 5 digit SL - SO EXCITED

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I_Love_Cards
Regular Contributor

My first $5k and 5 digit SL - SO EXCITED

After a (very) rough financial time a few years ago (leading to multiple collections, charge offs, mortgage redeemed about 18 hours prior to foreclosure auction), I snagged my first ever over $5K SL a few days ago with a Citi Rewards+ at $5,800.

I have an Amex that started at $4,700, and Capital One took my $2k card up to $5,500, but this Citi card is my first that started over $5k. And it brought my total credit limits over $50k.

More exciting than the SL is the 0% (BT & purchases) for 15 months. Some large (to me) unexpected vet and dental bills will be a whole lot more comfortable at 0%.

Also of note, yesterday was my 91/3 with NFCU, who gave me a $700 SL on my first card (TU9 was 706 at the time). Today they gave me a More Rewards Amex at $10k!!! I had to count the zeros to make sure I wasn’t reading $1,000 wrong. Total limits now >$60k

Can I close my First Premier now?

DP:
Citi pulled only my EQ(8)-695 (unusual since they usually pull EX too).
NFCU pulled TU(9)-684
Income ~ $100k
UT-26% overall
INQ-LOL
New accounts: **bleep**-LMAO-LOLWUT/24, 12 & 6 (32, 13 & 12)
AOOA-24 years
AAOA-3 yrs, 7 months





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AverageJoesCredit
Legendary Contributor

Re: My first $5k and 5 digit SL - SO EXCITED

Congrats on some really good cards and limitsSmiley Happy Navy is the bombSmiley Happy


Ps dont close First Premier! Thats BOSSSmiley Wink

LOL just kidding , close awaySmiley Wink
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M_Smart007
Legendary Contributor

Re: My first $5k and 5 digit SL - SO EXCITED

 

Congrats!!!

 

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HighAchiever
Established Contributor

Re: My first $5k and 5 digit SL - SO EXCITED

Congratulations on your accomplishments!!! Keep doing what you're doing! 😎
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Cred4All
Valued Contributor

Re: My first $5k and 5 digit SL - SO EXCITED

Congrats on the success!


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gjean78
Regular Contributor

Re: My first $5k and 5 digit SL - SO EXCITED


@I_Love_Cards wrote:
After a (very) rough financial time a few years ago (leading to multiple collections, charge offs, mortgage redeemed about 18 hours prior to foreclosure auction), I snagged my first ever over $5K SL a few days ago with a Citi Rewards+ at $5,800.

I have an Amex that started at $4,700, and Capital One took my $2k card up to $5,500, but this Citi card is my first that started over $5k. And it brought my total credit limits over $50k.

More exciting than the SL is the 0% (BT & purchases) for 15 months. Some large (to me) unexpected vet and dental bills will be a whole lot more comfortable at 0%.

Also of note, yesterday was my 91/3 with NFCU, who gave me a $700 SL on my first card (TU9 was 706 at the time). Today they gave me a More Rewards Amex at $10k!!! I had to count the zeros to make sure I wasn’t reading $1,000 wrong. Total limits now >$60k

Can I close my First Premier now?

DP:
Citi pulled only my EQ(8)-695 (unusual since they usually pull EX too).
NFCU pulled TU(9)-684
Income ~ $100k
UT-26% overall
INQ-LOL
New accounts: **bleep**-LMAO-LOLWUT/24, 12 & 6 (32, 13 & 12)
AOOA-24 years
AAOA-3 yrs, 7 months






congratulations on your approval keep climbing up the later 



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nuohlac
Valued Contributor

Re: My first $5k and 5 digit SL - SO EXCITED

Congratulations on your approval!!!




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Meanmchine
Super Contributor

Re: My first $5k and 5 digit SL - SO EXCITED

Congrats !

>3/2016 EX 644 CK-TU 642 CK-EQ 660 WalMart- 671.
>5/2023 All 3 reports 840ish (F8) F9s = 850 but my app finger is still twitching
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gdale6
Moderator Emeritus

Re: My first $5k and 5 digit SL - SO EXCITED

Well done, grats to all your success!

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