NFCU credit card Gurus - Advice needed

[Anonymous]

So my new Amex card arrived today, with a $10K limit, but say $0 for cash advance limit. Is this standard? Will I be able to get cash advances in the future after say 12 months of excellent payment history?

[AllZero]

No cash advance fee but 2% above your variable APR.

[JoeLuvsHisCredit]

AllZero

I think he/she is saying the LIMIT shows 0?

Congrats on the card

[M_Smart007]

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@Anonymous wrote:
So my new Amex card arrived today, with a $10K limit, but say $0 for cash advance limit. Is this standard? Will I be able to get cash advances in the future after say 12 months of excellent payment history?

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Congratulations!, I would Call NFCU ..

[Anonymous]

I will call because I think it means I can't get any cash advances at all. (Boo hoo)...sad face.

[AllZero]

@JoeLuvsHisCredit You're right.

I had to double check mine online. It shows available $, not zero.

OP maybe give it a day or two or more. Maybe account is too new?

[M_Smart007]

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@Anonymous wrote:
I will call because I think it means I can't get any cash advances at all. (Boo hoo)...sad face.

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@Anonymous  Definitely call NFCU, as they are going to give you the best answer.

[Anonymous]

Thanks for the congrats. But the cash advance limit says zero. I will call to inquire in the morning. Too tired. Its "she".

[JoeLuvsHisCredit]

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@Anonymous wrote:
Thanks for the congrats. But the cash advance limit says zero. I will call to inquire in the morning. Too tired. Its "she".

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Good luck tomorrow Glad i put she on my post hehe. Get some good rest buddy

[Anonymous]

Great idea. I will shop for a few grocery items this weekend and then check online to see if I am able to get cash advances. Bummer if the answer is no with such high credit scores