Just discovered that another way to check quickly about your 5/24 status can be found on Amex. I know that Credi Karma provides the dates of the accounts opened and the age of them.
the other day I was just glancing over the free report that Amex gives cardholders and it shows me at 5. In a few months I should be 3/24. Not as detailed as CK, but can give you a quick number if you are concerned about where you are at in 5/24
@JLRDC909 wrote:
Amex credit report
Just discovered that another way to check quickly about your 5/24 status can be found on Amex. I know that Credi Karma provides the dates of the accounts opened and the age of them.
the other day I was just glancing over the free report that Amex gives cardholders and it shows me at 5. In a few months I should be 3/24. Not as detailed as CK, but can give you a quick number if you are concerned about where you are at in 5/24
I don't bother with their reports/scores because the last thing I need is another TU V3 score so I have never signed up.
My question is, does that include installment accounts (which are not part of 5/24) or only revolving accounts?
That number in their front-end will include all credit accounts where you are the primary, so it can both include accounts that Chase doesn't consider for 5/24 and exclude accounts that Chase does consider for 5/24.
Edit: wasCB14 , AU cards are included in 5/24. There have been reports of successful recon calls if there are 1 or 2 AU cards that caused one to fall outside of their acceptable range.
@Remedios wrote:If one is applying so often where they forget how many revolving accounts they opened in last two years, they are probably over 5/24.
Sometimes you're just old and forget things easily 
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@imaximous wrote:
@Remedios wrote:If one is applying so often where they forget how many revolving accounts they opened in last two years, they are probably over 5/24.
Sometimes you're just old and forget things easily
Yes and sometimes, um, what was I going to say?
@Anonymous wrote:
@imaximous wrote:
@Remedios wrote:If one is applying so often where they forget how many revolving accounts they opened in last two years, they are probably over 5/24.
Sometimes you're just old and forget things easily
Yes and sometimes, um, what was I going to say?
"I think I'll use emojis in every post"
That's what you forgot and will probably forget again.