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Cap1 credit line increase!!

Woke up today and my credit line is now $5,300 instead of $1,300 with a $4,100 cash advance line. Is there anyway I can get rid of the cash advance line and turn it into credit for my other Cap1 card?

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Broke_Triathlete
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@Anonymous wrote:

Woke up today and my credit line is now $5,300 instead of $1,300 with a $4,100 cash advance line. Is there anyway I can get rid of the cash advance line and turn it into credit for my other Cap1 card?


You can definitely decrease the cash advance line but I'm almost 99% sure you can't turn your cash advance line into credit.

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Anonymous
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or if I can increase the limit on the other one because it's only $500 right now and I got it in January

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Broke_Triathlete
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Re: Cap1 credit line increase!!


@Anonymous wrote:

or if I can increase the limit on the other one because it's only $500 right now and I got it in January


Well put in a CLI request on your account. It's a SP and it will not hurt your score. If it was opened in January you'll probably have to wait until June when it hits 6 months. Are you enrolled in credit steps with the account?

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Anonymous
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yeah my other card I got last April, requested in June for a CLI and was approved for $800

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Broke_Triathlete
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Re: Cap1 credit line increase!!


@Anonymous wrote:

yeah my other card I got last April, requested in June for a CLI and was approved for $800


There have been posts where people who are enrolled in credit steps having luck at the 3 month mark and still receiving the credit steps increase in addition to the 3 month increase. Give it a shot after your third statement posts.

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CYBERSAM
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Re: Cap1 credit line increase!!


@Anonymous wrote:

Woke up today and my credit line is now $5,300 instead of $1,300 with a $4,100 cash advance line. Is there anyway I can get rid of the cash advance line and turn it into credit for my other Cap1 card?


Generally cash advance line is part of your actual CL not a separate line of credit.







                
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Anonymous
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congrats on the CLI

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galahad15
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Congrats!


Former cards:
DMB Titanium MC @ 90-day, 0% grace period | $4k BEFCU MC @ 5.49% F | $21.9k Citi DPR @ 5.99% F | Chase Platinum MC @ Prime+1.67%
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SunriseEarth
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Re: Cap1 credit line increase!!


@Anonymous wrote:

Woke up today and my credit line is now $5,300 instead of $1,300 with a $4,100 cash advance line. Is there anyway I can get rid of the cash advance line and turn it into credit for my other Cap1 card?


Congrats on CLI!   Your Cash Advance amount is not a separate line of credit; cash advances would factor into your overall CL of $5300.   Cap One does not allow reallocation of CLs unless you combine CCs (this results in closure of the donor CC).   



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