I know that Chase allows existing credit limits to be reallocated across their regular credit cards, but do they allow it for their cobranded and/or business (Ink) cards as well? For example, if I have the Amazon Prime Visa, the Ink Business Cash and the Freedom Flex am I allowed to reallocate across all or any of those in that combination?
@CreditCuriosity wrote:
@keekers wrote:I know that Chase allows existing credit limits to be reallocated across their regular credit cards, but do they allow it for their cobranded and/or business (Ink) cards as well? For example, if I have the Amazon Prime Visa, the Ink Business Cash and the Freedom Flex am I allowed to reallocate across all or any of those in that combination?
You can't move from business to personal credit although think can move from personal to business although could be wrong as that is certainly how AMEX works. Also no issues moving limits between say a freedom and Amazon card or other way around
My understanding is that Chase allows personal-to-personal and business-to-business, but never between personal and business. (AMEX only allows a one-time irreversible transfer from personal-to-business and never the other way.)
As for transfers between my Chase personal accounts (and I've had quite a few), I've never run into any problems moving limits around. Easy call to customer service and it's done immediately.
@keekers wrote:I know that Chase allows existing credit limits to be reallocated across their regular credit cards, but do they allow it for their cobranded and/or business (Ink) cards as well? For example, if I have the Amazon Prime Visa, the Ink Business Cash and the Freedom Flex am I allowed to reallocate across all or any of those in that combination?
They did for me. I easily reallocated among my cobranded cards. All 3 were personal cards.
I doubt that you can reallocate between business and personal.
