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Do you have the income to hit all the SUBs? If not, you should stop. Amex has a 1 SUB per lifetime rule, so if you can't hit it, it'll be wasted.
Chase has been known SP your CR after they approve you. If they see a bunch of new accounts hit your CR after they gave you a card they sometimes will close your account with no warning. I'd take a breather for at least 3 months before getting another card. Also, assuming you get the NFCU card, you are now at least 4/24 with Chase if you haven't gotten a new card before then in the past 24 months. If you want another Chase card at all in the next 2 years I would consider very carefully how you want to use that last slot.
@Anonymous wrote:
Sorry I’m brand new here and not familiar with what a SUB is
Hi @Anonymous, and welcome to myFICO!
Here's a link to a thread that lists common abbreviations used on myFICO: http://ficoforums.myfico.com/t5/User-Guidelines-General/Common-Abbreviations/td-p/88458
@Anonymous wrote:
Thank you so much! I appreciate the feedback. Exactly the info i was looking for. Do you know how Amex platinum charge card shows up on CR? That one really confuses me. Thanks a bunch!
It shows up as a non-revolving charge card.
For FICO scores other than the Experian FICO 98 family, the balance is ignored when computing utilization. With FICO 98, utilization is computed by using the card's highest balance in lieu of a limit.
For all versions of FICO, the AMEX charge counts as an account with a positive balance (if the balance isn't zero).
You are looking for a card with a credit line of 25K+ and you do not have any high limit credit cards. You were just approved for an Amex and they gave you a 1k credit line. I don't see this happening for you in the immediate future. Also further apps could make you look like an agressive credit seeker and ups the risk of adverse action on the cards you have already been approved for.