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@lg8302ch wrote:
good luck....thought you need 800 scores to even be considered..pls share the outcome..cheers
I was able to get one with an 720 score last year but not before asking for copies of my W-2, and 2 most recent checkstubs. In addition, I wrote and included a letter in detail on why I wanted to do business with them. yeah I know the letter was overkill (they didnt ask for it) but felt I needed to do so they'd take me seriously. My CR was a clean CR when I app'd last year with little INQ and about 15% UT. I thought the UT & score wasnt going to be good enough but they were mostly concerned with verifying my salary.
@SpecFile wrote:Low APR
@Meltdownblitz wrote:
If y'all don't mind me asking.. What's so good about them besides them being super conservative?
Is low APR the only thing? My thing is if you PIF then APR isn't that great of a concern.
wwtthhpp wrote:
SpecFile wrote:Low APR
Meltdownblitz wrote:
If y'all don't mind me asking.. What's so good about them besides them being super conservative?Is low APR the only thing? My thing is if you PIF then APR isn't that great of a concern.
Or you could just find a credit union that offers an even lower APR + rewards, such as SDFCU.
If you're in DFW (EDS) Intouch CU has one for 7.75% fixed and if you're in Austin then you could get one w/ University FCU and their lowest fixed rate is 6.9% for a EQ FICO over 730.