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@Open123 wrote:In general, 100% of income is fine, but as Takehis has observed, it's a case by case scenario. Some will be restricted to less, while others may have CLs many times their income.
And what might bite first (at least it did for me) is an issuer deciding you have enough credit with them (somewhat regardless of CL with other issuers)
@longtimelurker wrote:
@Open123 wrote:In general, 100% of income is fine, but as Takehis has observed, it's a case by case scenario. Some will be restricted to less, while others may have CLs many times their income.
And what might bite first (at least it did for me) is an issuer deciding you have enough credit with them (somewhat regardless of CL with other issuers)
+1
@FinStar wrote:
@longtimelurker wrote:
@Open123 wrote:In general, 100% of income is fine, but as Takehis has observed, it's a case by case scenario. Some will be restricted to less, while others may have CLs many times their income.
And what might bite first (at least it did for me) is an issuer deciding you have enough credit with them (somewhat regardless of CL with other issuers)
+1
+2
And to add, you are not using your existing CL's.
@longtimelurker wrote:And what might bite first (at least it did for me) is an issuer deciding you have enough credit with them (somewhat regardless of CL with other issuers)
Right, which it has for me too.