NFCU AMEX APPROVAL

[Anonymous]

I applied for an NFCU Amex after having a Nsecured rewards card for about six months and received an ICL of $15000!! I couldn’t believe it. And this is after I took a huge hit after a disability discharge of my student loans.

Ex:561
Tu:601
Eq:576

[jlitnns]

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@Anonymous wrote:
I applied for an NFCU Amex after having a Nsecured rewards card for about six months and received an ICL of $15000!! I couldn’t believe it. And this is after I took a huge hit after a disability discharge of my student loans.

Ex:561
Tu:601
Eq:576

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These are the ones we like to see, congratulations! 

[simplynoir]

Congratulations!

[Anonymous]

I just fell out of my chair reading this!! Lol
CONGRATULATIONS--Everything I thought I knew has just been disproven to be wrong.

[Anonymous]

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@Anonymous wrote:
I applied for an NFCU Amex after having a Nsecured rewards card for about six months and received an ICL of $15000!! I couldn’t believe it. And this is after I took a huge hit after a disability discharge of my student loans.

Ex:561
Tu:601
Eq:576

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Congrats on very nice SL

[AverageJoesCredit]

15k on those scores, you gotta love Navy Well done.

[Anonymous]

Congrats on your approval! 

[3se7ens]

What's interesting about NFCU is that they have their own credit scoring system.
Which is apparently a good thing.
Congrats!!

[Anonymous]

i wish i had a way to get into nfcu   congrats though lol

[cf2701]

Congrats on the approval!  That is amazing. I'm considering apping for an unsecured NFCU card in the future as well.

Speaking of NFCU having their own scoring system, can anyone shed light on it from past experience.  I got a letter when I opened my secured card and my internal score with them was 319 our of 450.  I'm assuming that's not fantastic, but not horrible either?  

Basic math says its about 71% of 100% possible, but not sure if it would be good enough for a card?  Just curious on others' experience with their scoring model.