If spouses apply for ccs separately do the apps show on each other’s reports?

[haulingthescoreup]

My mother still gets her prescriptions from a Navy BX (we're Army, I have to remember not to say PX!) Sometimes I have to go for her, and when I go through the gates, they call me "ma'am." Jarring at first --am I that old?-- but I love seeing how everyone is so focused and professional. I like the whole no-nonsense atmosphere.

[Anonymous]

Hi ducky-

Just looked at the nav fcu-it's got 7.9% w/a ymmv disclaimer. That's not as groovy as 0% for x # of mos, but it's lower than practically any 0% BT card would convert to after the intro period. I'll have to look at whether the navy card would be save us money in the long haul as compared to a 0% BT card.

Did I say this makes my stomach hurt? I'd like to add my head please :-).

Now 'm going to have the TG dinner traditional in my tribe-Chinese takeout.

[Anonymous]

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dazed wrote:
Hi ducky-

Just looked at the nav fcu-it's got 7.9% w/a ymmv disclaimer. That's not as groovy as 0% for x # of mos, but it's lower than practically any 0% BT card would convert to after the intro period. I'll have to look at whether the navy card would be save us money in the long haul as compared to a 0% BT card.

Did I say this makes my stomach hurt? I'd like to add my head please :-).

Now 'm going to have the TG dinner traditional in my tribe-Chinese takeout.

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even if you can't get a good enough rate, if you qualify to get in i would. once you get in you can extend membership to your kids/grandkids. you would be doing them a tremendous financial favor.

[Anonymous]

You're right, it'd be good to pass that on. We don't have any children, though.