I was just approved for 5K with a 665 TU. Good Luck!
@ApplePie96 wrote:
I've gotta get dental work done and the dentist office suggested I get carecredit since they don't do payment plans. Insurance gonna cover ABOUT half so I'm likely gonna need a $1k limit at least. Never had a cc just my car financed. TU 629 EQ 621 on CK.
Do you happen to know your actual FICO score for TU??
I got Care Credit last March with a TU of about 630 for $500.
2 months ago my TU hit 697 and I got bumped to $7k. So it helps to know your actual. e.g. my Credit Karma TU is 663 but actual is about 690.
CK's can often be 30-50 points lower than real FICO scores. But with just an auto loan in the equation they may be more accurate than otherwise, not sure. Creditchecktotal offers FICO scores for a $1 seven day trial and their site is awesome. Though CareCredit is generally easy, creditboards database shows approvals down to 608 Fico.
@WaveRider wrote:CK's can often be 30-50 points lower than real FICO scores. But with just an auto loan in the equation they may be more accurate than otherwise, not sure. Creditchecktotal offers FICO scores for a $1 seven day trial and their site is awesome. Though CareCredit is generally easy, creditboards database shows approvals down to 608 Fico.
+1 If you get a CCT trial say, today, you'll get all 3 bureau reports plus scores. In 7 days you can update and get them all refreshed, and then cancel.
I've done this every month for a year now. LOL. They don't charge on day 7. It's more like day 10 (they tell you the date your card will be charged).
@ApplePie96 wrote:
Update: I've found out that I only had to pay about 300 for my procedure. Applied this morning for 500 and got approved for 800. Very happy.
Fantastic!! Congrats on your approval. Having to pay less is always a welcome relief!
Take care of CareCredit and it will grow like a weed!
@ApplePie96 wrote:
Update: I've found out that I only had to pay about 300 for my procedure. Applied this morning for 500 and got approved for 800. Very happy.
When you applied for the card, were you allowed to request the credit limit that you wanted? I got my card at the dentist's office. The office manager did the grunt work, and I walked out of there with a card that was 95% maxed out. I've been blaming Synchrony. But if requesting a limit is an option, the maxed out card may have been the fault of the dentist office.