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I currently have the NFCU Platinum Visa and considering applying for their CashRewards card, the reason is solely for a good balance transfer card, with hopefully another initial high CL, which looks to currently be the best option not including the Platinum card.
right now I have a $28k CL on my platinum. Since this is for a balance transfer, it begs the question, can you get multiple Platinum cards?? I thought I saw on here where someone had a visa and MasterCard platinum, but could've been mistaken.
thanks for any info you all may have!!
Yes. You can have more than one. I have two (both visas) -- When you app, I think you have an option to select a visa or MC but I don't really remember, tbh.
@FirstAscent wrote:I currently have the NFCU Platinum Visa and considering applying for their CashRewards card, the reason is solely for a good balance transfer card, with hopefully another initial high CL, which looks to currently be the best option not including the Platinum card.
applyright now I have a $28k CL on my platinum. Since this is for a balance transfer, it begs the question, can you get multiple Platinum cards?? I thought I saw on here where someone had a visa and MasterCard platinum, but could've been mistaken.
thanks for any info you all may have!!
@FirstAscent Yes, IIRC, one can apply for and obtain another Platinum NFCU card.
Cash Rewards does offer 1.99% APR BT promo. Something to consider once your BT is done with and if you want 1.5% cash back after the completion of the BT.
https://www.navyfederal.org/loans-cards/credit-cards/cash-rewards.html
@thornback wrote:Yes. You can have more than one. I have two (both visas) -- When you app, I think you have an option to select a visa or MC but I don't really remember, tbh.
Thanks guys!
do you happen to know if they weigh that any differently than applying for a different card offering?
and yes the 1.5% cash back is something to consider, but I also know the platinum has a potentially lower APR. pros and cons
@thornback did you get decent credit limits on both platinums? Or is one much higher? Of course I understand everyone's situation is different.
@FirstAscent wrote:Thanks guys!
do you happen to know if they weigh that any differently than applying for a different card offering?
and yes the 1.5% cash back is something to consider, but I also know the platinum has a potentially lower APR. pros and cons
@thornback did you get decent credit limits on both platinums? Or is one much higher? Of course I understand everyone's situation is different.
Underwriting is the same for all cards except the Flagship because the minimum SL is 5k.
Plat #1 had an SL of $4.9K
CLI at 91 days to $12.9K, 6 months later to $18K, and to $20K just 60 days ago (I only asked for a 2k increase).
Plat #2 SL $22.2K, asked for the 1st CLI 60 days ago to $24K when the card was 9 mo. old (again, only asked for $1.8K)
So yes, 2nd card had a way higher SL. But both of mine were approved with the lowest apr (5.99%)
@AllZero wrote:
@thornback wrote:Yes. You can have more than one. I have two (both visas) -- When you app, I think you have an option to select a visa or MC but I don't really remember, tbh.
Slow-rolling on mobile again... 😆
@thornback wrote:
@FirstAscent wrote:Thanks guys!
do you happen to know if they weigh that any differently than applying for a different card offering?
and yes the 1.5% cash back is something to consider, but I also know the platinum has a potentially lower APR. pros and cons
@thornback did you get decent credit limits on both platinums? Or is one much higher? Of course I understand everyone's situation is different.
Underwriting is the same for all cards except the Flagship because the minimum SL is 5k.
Plat #1 had an SL of $4.9K
CLI at 91 days to $12.9K, 6 months later to $18K, and to $20K just 60 days ago (I only asked for a 2k increase).
Plat #2 SL $22.2K, asked for the 1st CLI 60 days ago to $24K when the card was 9 mo. old (again, only asked for $1.8K)
So yes, 2nd card had a way higher SL. But both of mine were approved with the lowest apr (5.99%)
Awesome thanks for the timeline. Now I feel better about apping for either another Platinum or the CashRewards. Made some big payments a couple days ago so will see the score impact beginning of next month then probably pull the trigger.
as always appreciate everyone's help, I love this forum!
@FirstAscent wrote:
@thornback wrote:
@FirstAscent wrote:Thanks guys!
do you happen to know if they weigh that any differently than applying for a different card offering?
and yes the 1.5% cash back is something to consider, but I also know the platinum has a potentially lower APR. pros and cons
@thornback did you get decent credit limits on both platinums? Or is one much higher? Of course I understand everyone's situation is different.
Underwriting is the same for all cards except the Flagship because the minimum SL is 5k.
Plat #1 had an SL of $4.9K
CLI at 91 days to $12.9K, 6 months later to $18K, and to $20K just 60 days ago (I only asked for a 2k increase).
Plat #2 SL $22.2K, asked for the 1st CLI 60 days ago to $24K when the card was 9 mo. old (again, only asked for $1.8K)
So yes, 2nd card had a way higher SL. But both of mine were approved with the lowest apr (5.99%)
Awesome thanks for the timeline. Now I feel better about apping for either another Platinum or the CashRewards. Made some big payments a couple days ago so will see the score impact beginning of next month then probably pull the trigger.
as always appreciate everyone's help, I love this forum!
YW and good luck! Keep us posted--
For real? That's something new to me. I think I am still getting offer from them but Id didn't pay attention to it.