No credit card required
Browse credit cards from a variety of issuers to see if there's a better card for you.
Hi All,
First time poster here. I have been reading a lot of the forums lately as I am looking to apply for a DELTA AMEX. Do I start with Delta Gold or can I dive in with Platinum or Reserve? My scores are 759TU, 671EQUIFAX (which should jump up here shortly and then I will apply). I am only an authorized user on Cards(3 to be exact all sititng at 1% usage $53 out of $7650), but have an AUTO, SL and Mortgage of my own. All in good standing! This summer I had 2 accounts in collections that I paid off and consolidated the SL, and the credit scores have been going up and up. Or should I wait longer for better approval odds? I have 8 inquieries in the last 2 years.
I just want to add in addition to @FinStar , you don't have to start at Gold....you can jump right in 😁
+1 your Experian FICO 08 score is the only one that will matter to Amex. You can certainly jump right in with Platinum or Reserve as long as your profile and income support them. Go for the card that serves you best and be sure to get the best Welcome Offer you can as they are once in a lifetime.
what makes these delta cards better than something like the amex gold or cap1 venture where it's got travel redemption for any carrier? i haven't looked into these kind of cards at all.
Checked the prequal and Platinum and Gold pop up.
Went with the Discover Scorecard EX FICO is 645. Showing only 2 inquiries in the last 12 months on the Scorecard Site. No Cards of my own. Difference in scores was from Credit Karma.
Any insight to the profile and salary that support each tier? Want to apply for the card I am most likely to be approved for.
@K-in-Boston wrote:+1 your Experian FICO 08 score is the only one that will matter to Amex. You can certainly jump right in with Platinum or Reserve as long as your profile and income support them. Go for the card that serves you best and be sure to get the best Welcome Offer you can as they are once in a lifetime.