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I was approved for $5,000 credit limit. My usual spend at Walmart is between $100 to $200 a month that would be around 2 to 4 percent credit utilization on the card. I am buying for just me only. I will see if that credit limit changes or not. This is my second lowest credit limit I have.
Congrats. I have found OnePay CashRewards to be useful, especially with the bump up to 5% with Walmart+. I was only approved for $4,000, so you beat me.
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FICO® 8: 844 (Eq) · 838 (Ex) · 812 (TU)
Good for you. Congrats on your approval.







Congrats @AndySoCal on your approval.
Nice! I wouldn’t get too hung up on the relatively low limit. It sounds like it’s plenty, and store-affiliated cards usually have fairly low limits.
Congrats on the approval!

@Varsity_Lu @Stuart89 I was somewhat second guessing myself after the 5,000 limit approval. I had a second card UMB Bank in mind but it is not availible in all 50 states just where they have branches for the most part. This card gives a max 3% percent in certain catagories one of which is discount stores which is what my Walmart is coded as. I thinking what I would have gotten if I went with them . The 3% is what I am getting now with Redstone.Analitically speaking the analysis is correct but it will take time to adapt.
The link to the card is below it is the first one shown.
https://www.umb.com/personal-banking/credit-cards
UMB offers their Simply Rewards Visa card through affiliates, too. I looked into it a while ago, but decide to try NFCU More Rewards instead. They have very, very similar reward structures. Here are a few ways to get the Simply Rewards card without living inside their fence:
classicindustries.com/simply-rewards-classic-visa-credit-card
Personally, I'd go with the cow card. Because, you know, cows.
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FICO® 8: 844 (Eq) · 838 (Ex) · 812 (TU)
Sweet! It's a little annoying they keep switching issuers though. I thought the walmart card went away for good.
Just be aware that Walmart might go seowrste way with Credit One just kike they did with capital one. We had a Capital One Walmart card for 5% cash back at Walmart, before they “divorced”, and the card automatically changed to 1.5% Quick Silver lol.
But now I had AAA Daily Advantage Visa Signature for 5% at grocery stores again.