Building Credit

[Anonymous]

If you put 10000 for your income, they will more than likely decline you for anything further because you have too much credit.

[Creditaddict]

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@Anonymous wrote:
If you put 10000 for your income, they will more than likely decline you for anything further because you have too much credit.

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WRONG (sorry)

[Anonymous]

Requested my increase, now up to $10,000! Yay!

Thanks, guys.

[Jarrodpd]

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@Anonymous wrote:
If you put 10000 for your income, they will more than likely decline you for anything further because you have too much credit.

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When ever I did my 61 day CLI I put down my income and available assets. It gave me my full 3X CLI which was $200 more than I reported. 

[Anonymous]

I agree with not putting 10000 as income. I know discover might decline you instantly. In their fine print it says minimum income required is 10000 .

[Broke_Triathlete]

So for future CLI should I put my household income or just mine? I've only been doing mine and if it helps I'll start doing household.

[newhis]

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@Anonymous wrote:

Requested my increase, now up to $10,000! Yay!

Thanks, guys.

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Congrats! 

You still report 10,000 as your income?

[Anonymous]

I reported $10,500 (which is true)