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I have two questions about the Flagship card and a question about the gorewards card.
1. I know the Flagship card is a bit more difficult to get than the others. I've been with Navy for about a year and a half. Use my cashRewards card as my daily driver and never carry a balance (pay it off daily). I use my goRewards card for gas and pay it off immediately. I would like to get the FS. Can I PC over to the FS or do I have to apply? My current FICO8 is 683 and FICO9 (from Navy) is 719. Going through the rebulding over the last two years, I have about 9 HPs. I have a car loan with Navy that is about 65% paid off. I recently applied for a mortgage refi with them but was denied due to the bk. Would it be worth calling and seeing if I can PC or just apply?
2. The FS has a pretty good SUB right now. If I PC, do I still qualify for it?
3. When I look at the cash back rewards on my goRewards it gives two dollar ranges, $50-400 and $500-1000. Is there any reason they separate it like that?
@NeverTubetheGoose wrote:I have two questions about the Flagship card and a question about the gorewards card.
1. I know the Flagship card is a bit more difficult to get than the others. I've been with Navy for about a year and a half. Use my cashRewards card as my daily driver and never carry a balance (pay it off daily). I use my goRewards card for gas and pay it off immediately. I would like to get the FS. Can I PC over to the FS or do I have to apply? My current FICO8 is 683 and FICO9 (from Navy) is 719. Going through the rebulding over the last two years, I have about 9 HPs. I have a car loan with Navy that is about 65% paid off. I recently applied for a mortgage refi with them but was denied due to the bk. Would it be worth calling and seeing if I can PC or just apply? Yes, you can PC but then you lose sign-up bonus
2. The FS has a pretty good SUB right now. If I PC, do I still qualify for it? No, if you PC, you will not earn the sign-up bonus
3. When I look at the cash back rewards on my goRewards it gives two dollar ranges, $50-400 and $500-1000. Is there any reason they separate it like that? I will have to let someone else answer this. I am not familiar with the GoRewards card.
Thanks for the answers. I guess that leads to a follow up question. Does Navy allow 3 of their cards?
@NeverTubetheGoose wrote:Thanks for the answers. I guess that leads to a follow up question. Does Navy allow 3 of their cards?
Yes... I recently canceled my NFCU Platinum, but before that, I had 3 of their cards.
@NeverTubetheGoose wrote:Thanks for the answers. I guess that leads to a follow up question. Does Navy allow 3 of their cards?
Yes - 3 is the maximum and over the last several years a number of people here have reported doing it. At one point here it was kind of a running joke here to get a NFCU trifecta
Lol, I would be happy to have just the flagship card and cancel the other two. Any idea if it makes a difference that my last CLI was less than 6 months ago?
You can only product change a card thats been open at least a year.
@NeverTubetheGoose wrote:Lol, I would be happy to have just the flagship card and cancel the other two. Any idea if it makes a difference that my last CLI was less than 6 months ago?
Only in the context of their being willing to extend you at least another $5K worth of credit to meet the mininum SL for the Flagship.
@rostrow416 wrote:You can only product change a card thats been open at least a year.
The legal restriction only applies if the intended target has a higher AF than the current card, so you are correct that you can't PC to a Flagship if your current non-AF card is less than a year old. NFCU will however at least sometimes PC a just-activated non-AF card to another one and occasionally we have a member here reporting they've successfully done it.
I just pulled the trigger and got approved. $22k at 13.49% Thank you all for the information.