Is Navy Federal quick to match limits

[Anonymous]

When I opened my Navy Federal Cash Rewards card, they gave me a limit of $1600. Before that my next highest was my QS at $1100. Within a month, I have opened a Discover with $7,000, and Venture with a $5K SL. Can I expect Navy to match (or drastically exceed)? Any data points would be greatly appreciated. 

[CreditInspired]

NFCU will drastically exceed Discover as long as nothing negatively impacts your credit.

[Anonymous]

I would expect NFCU to exceed the other lenders.
http://ficoforums.myfico.com/t5/Credit-Card-Applications/Official-NFCU-CLI-Guide/td-p/2101185

[AverageJoesCredit]

Navy will most likely bomb the competition. I went from $500 to $5000 in 4 months. I have higher cards for now but for comparison, Penfed has given me only $1500, which was a battle to get increased eith a year history. Apples and oranges for sure but you can see how generous Navy is

[fltireguy]

NFCU should exceed your highest CL
They are my highest, $23k on my Cash Rewarda
Next closest is PenFed @$15k

[rmduhon]

I started out with a GoRewards at 2,500. When the AR happened in got a CLI to 17k, which did match my Lowe's card. Don't know if that made a difference or not.

[Blackswizz750]

I did $2,100 to $10,000 in 4 months. They have greatly exceeded my expectations. Discover is no match for CLI's if you have no negatives.

[RockinRay]

They came close for me, and I will pit them against the other Credit Union cards I / we have:

1. PenFed Cash Rewards: $40k CL

2. Wings FCU Cash Rewards: $25k CL

3. Navy Cash Rewards: $24k CL

So they are not at the top of my list, although they are very close to Wings.

[Anonymous]

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@RockinRay wrote:

They came close for me, and I will pit them against the other Credit Union cards I / we have:

1. PenFed Cash Rewards: $40k CL

2. Wings FCU Cash Rewards: $25k CL

3. Navy Cash Rewards: $24k CL

So they are not at the top of my list, although they are very close to Wings.

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I look forward to it. Will report back in two more months.

[K-in-Boston]

For those with lower and middle credit lines, the answer seems to be yes. My starting line was $24k, which is generous but below some of my revolving lines. YMMV

I respectfully disagree on the Discover comment, though. I have no negatives and I am still only at $6500 after a year, so Discover is one of my lowest lines. Disappointing as I would love to take advantage of a massive 18 month BT.