Amex FR

[NRB525]

---

@CreditCuriousity wrote:

---

@jrrsmith18 wrote:

Whoops, may have forgotten to include that last year I just graduated college and was only working part time, my 2014 return shows that. And just earlier this year is when I got a better job making 3x as I did last year, it's just that since taxes aren't due for a while there was no way for me to prove my increase in pay. I have ran a lot through the cards so they prob didn't lean on my 2014 returns because it would be impossible to run as much as I do now and only make what I did last year.

---

Thanks for the additional info.  Paints a better picture and explanation.

---

Yes, indeed it does

Congratulations on graduation OP!

[Anonymous]

---

@CreditCuriousity wrote:

---

@jrrsmith18 wrote:

Whoops, may have forgotten to include that last year I just graduated college and was only working part time, my 2014 return shows that. And just earlier this year is when I got a better job making 3x as I did last year, it's just that since taxes aren't due for a while there was no way for me to prove my increase in pay. I have ran a lot through the cards so they prob didn't lean on my 2014 returns because it would be impossible to run as much as I do now and only make what I did last year.

---

Thanks for the additional info.  Paints a better picture and explanation.

---

And maybe teach some people not to be so quick to judge?   Nah, probably not!

I know I'm perfect and all that but from the OP's wording I guessed something like that, that income had radically changed.  You would tend to use different language if you just multiplied your expected earnings by 3.

[takeshi74]

---

@CreditCuriousity wrote:

Thanks for the additional info.  Paints a better picture and explanation.

---

It helps to not assume.  Projected income and fibbing are not the same thing.

[jrrsmith18]

Thanks