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Goal Card: one with a HUGE limit, LOL
Top three most difficult, im a newbie so i have no idea.
LOL I wouldn't say "goal" but I'd like to get the Fidelity AMEX sometime at the end of this year/early next year.
Hardest 3 -- I'd say Simmons First, CSP, and maybe PenFed? (although from my experience, PenFed was actually much easier for me than Chase Sapphire :/)
Im new to all this credit, so what is Simmons First? Bank? never heard of them before.
I was approved for a CHASE Freedom, is the Saphire better?
Your question makes very little sense.
What does your "Goal Card" have to do with the "top 3 hardest cardsfor average person to get".
@wahoojack13 wrote:Im new to all this credit, so what is Simmons First? Bank? never heard of them before.
I was approved for a CHASE Freedom, is the Saphire better?
Simmons First Visa Platinum offers one of the lowest APRs (7.25%). I say they're one of the harder ones just based on their application -- they require a mini statement of financial condition...and they give eight boxes for total income....
But yes, they're a bank in Arkansas.
I think overall Chase Freedom might be better? Sapphire just offers 2x dining (CSP offers 2x dining and travel & it's metal!).
Its a two part question dude. sorry.
Question one: what is your personal goal card??
Question two: In your opinion what are the hardest Credit cards to obtain?
is that better?
Thank you Mirachi for the reply. Thats good info to know.
@wahoojack13 wrote:Its a two part question dude. sorry.
Question one: what is your personal goal card??
Question two: In your opinion what are the hardest Credit cards to obtain?
is that better?
Much better.
My goal card changes often, currently is Fidelity ( Visa Signatue or AMEX).
I think the hardest card for average person are the Visa Signature or World MC. They have large CL ( $5K minimum) and let you go over that as long as you pay it back in a month.