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Chase CLI increase question

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Jerry45
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Re: Chase CLI increase question


@SamsungHDTV wrote:

@icyhot wrote:
I know everyone says it's useless trying to get a CLI with Chase and it's best to apply for another card and move the limit since it's a HP anyway. My question is if I do that, how soon can I move the limit after being approved, and if it's immediately and I close the card all together, will it report? I know some banks don't report cards til after a statement cuts and some (Cap One) will report it whether it was immediately closed or not

I don't know why everybody says that it's useless trying to get a CLI with Chase. Its very possible and happens routinely.

Also, Chase sometimes offers you a CLI without a hard pull. This is only offered if you initiate a request. Similar to an auto credit limit increase in that it requires no hard pull, except its not automatic. I coin the term as manual credit limit increase. I'll note that this is usually on the strong profiles (high use, pay in full, good credit scores).


Interesting. Manual CLI.

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Anonymous
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Re: Chase CLI increase question

Also good info. I wonder if the PIF is the key to a Auto CLI for the 0% APR promotions?


I just got an auto-CLI (doubled my limit) this week with a ~$1000 balance set on autopay for $100. I haven't used the card since February.

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