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@M_Smart007 wrote:
@AllZeroforgot 91/3 .. some salesman .. lost commission on that one
JK
@M_Smart007 Oops, I be slipping. 
@CreditobsessedinFL wrote:
@AllZero wrote:@8bitmachinegun Mark your calendar 1 year from now. Each Navy card is eligible for APR reduction on anniversary date.
Thank you for this 💎!
@CreditobsessedinFL I learned about it here on myFICO!
@AllZero wrote:
@M_Smart007 wrote:
@AllZeroforgot 91/3 .. some salesman .. lost commission on that one
JK
@M_Smart007 Oops, I be slipping.
@AllZero Definitely "Slip sliding"
@M_Smart007 wrote:
@AllZero wrote:
@M_Smart007 wrote:
@AllZeroforgot 91/3 .. some salesman .. lost commission on that one
JK
@M_Smart007 Oops, I be slipping.
@AllZero Definitely "Slip sliding"
Actually almost spit out my 🍷 on this one, I ❤️ y'all!
OK, I just got my credit score back from NFCU, and I almost dropped my phone when I saw the credit score of 305. What the hey??
After my initial panic, I looked at the explainer below the score and it said the range of scores was from 100 to 450. That surely is NOT a FICO score range. What scoring model is NFCU using for their credit cards?
@8bitmachinegun wrote:OK, I just got my credit score back from NFCU, and I almost dropped my phone when I saw the credit score of 305. What the hey??
After my initial panic, I looked at the explainer below the score and it said the range of scores was from 100 to 450. That surely is NOT a FICO score range. What scoring model is NFCU using for their credit cards?
That's their internal score. I think you're good to go. Especially, with your starting limit as an indicator.
After poking around a bit, it appears that the Platinum MC is eligible for some rewards. I thought the Plat was just a plain old credit card, with low interest being it's main draw. After all, I told the NFCU CSR I wanted the card "with few features, but a low interest rate." But now that it seems I can get rewards, I'm having a bit of trouble parsing how to be eligible for cash back.
From exploring the NFCU site it looks like you can get cash back if you order from:
https://memberdeals.navyfederal.org
Is that the only way to get cash back? I know online retail is the wave of the future (well, the present too), but I'd like the option at brick and mortar stores too.
