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Hey all,,
I've been looking into the Chase Sapphire Reserve Card as I do quite a bit of travel in the early parts of the year and take two one-week long vacations each year. Currently, I have the Chase Sapphire Preferred, but with the spending on travel and dining that I do, getting the reserve makes sense. My details are below
AAoA: 2.7 years
Credit Cards: Listed in signature
Total Credit Line: $48,900
Utilization: 16.6%
Income: $55,000+
Auto Loan: MACU $7,724
Student Loan: $11,000
FICO EX: 722 | FICO EQ 733 | FICO TU 738
Additional Info: I may apply for one other travel card and end my "spree" of 2 cards for the year
What are my odds on getting the Chase Sapphire Reserve given my details? For what it's worth, I'm at exactly 5/24 per the Chase policy, so I would have to prefer in branch. In fact I prefer to apply in branch to lock in that bonus 100K ultimate rewards points.
Thanks to everyone for reading.
S.K.
I would get my utilization down under 10% before I app'd. I usually try to be under 10% when I app for Chase cards. Especially if I don't have a pre-approval.
@degs138 wrote:I would get my utilization down under 10% before I app'd. I usually try to be under 10% when I app for Chase cards. Especially if I don't have a pre-approval.
^^^This totally. I take it a step further and report 0% whenever I app, I usually only have $100-200 report to keep the fico love going and it reports as 0%. that aside I think you will probably get the card so enjoy it
Dang,
I don't think I'll be able to get under 10% before the promotion ends. Now to determine if it's worth the risk of getting the HP for a card I may be declined for.
@RKintaudi wrote:Dang,
I don't think I'll be able to get under 10% before the promotion ends. Now to determine if it's worth the risk of getting the HP for a card I may be declined for.
you have over 2 weeks, what do you owe to who and is the csp 0? how much would bring you under 10%
@Anonymous wrote:
Go to branch for pre-approval.
I don't see why you wouldn't get it. To this day I personally get Chase approvals with certain limits reporting as high as 50%, With overall being below 3%.
its my understanding that an approval will not show for the csr. heck he has csp, that is gold in itself.
@Nixon: I went into the branch last weekend. Didn't qualify for a pre-approval due to me opting out of screening (though I don't recall when I did). In any case, my total utilization is 16.6%
@bourgogne The balances on my CSP and Chase Freedom cards are $0. The amount that will get me to below 10% is about $3.2k (I definitely don't think it's worth paying that much on my balances.)
The only cards that carry balances are my credit union cards (5.9k for my Goldenwest card and 2.36k for my Mountain America card).
@RKintaudi wrote:@Anonymous: I went into the branch last weekend. Didn't qualify for a pre-approval due to me opting out of screening (though I don't recall when I did). In any case, my total utilization is 16.6%
@bourgogne The balances on my CSP and Chase Freedom cards are $0. The amount that will get me to below 10% is about $3.2k (I definitely don't think it's worth paying that much on my balances.)
The only cards that carry balances are my credit union cards (5.9k for my Goldenwest card and 2.36k for my Mountain America card).
you seem conservative which is fine. only you know if its worth paying down your cards or something is worth a hp. all I can say is you might want to research what 104K in ur's will bring you. I apped for a csp 2 weeks ago for half that # of ur's and it was totally worth it to me but then I am a pt hound lol. good luck