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I just got 2 Chase biz cards Southwest (28K) and Ink (5K) and want to app for the Southwest personal card in 30 days and I also already have the CSP (15K). I plan to close the Southwest Biz once I get the 50K bonus so I was wondering if I should reduce my Southwest Biz limit so I have a better chance of approval since I'm going to close it anyways.
Never reduce first! Always apply first, see what happens if denied move your limit over.
@bigblue7722 wrote:Never reduce first! Always apply first, see what happens if denied move your limit over.
That's one strategy. Others reduce first to maximize the chance of auto approval, especially if they want to minimize "eyes on the account"
@lexrjSD wrote:I just got 2 Chase biz cards Southwest (28K) and Ink (5K) and want to app for the Southwest personal card in 30 days and I also already have the CSP (15K). I plan to close the Southwest Biz once I get the 50K bonus so I was wondering if I should reduce my Southwest Biz limit so I have a better chance of approval since I'm going to close it anyways.
I would not reduce and if you are going to close the southwest I would move that entire limit to your ink before closing it.
@lexrjSD wrote:I just got 2 Chase biz cards Southwest (28K) and Ink (5K) and want to app for the Southwest personal card in 30 days and I also already have the CSP (15K). I plan to close the Southwest Biz once I get the 50K bonus so I was wondering if I should reduce my Southwest Biz limit so I have a better chance of approval since I'm going to close it anyways.
You might want to tread cautiously with this plan. I read of flyertalk (although I can't find the link at the moment) that chase can claw-back the bonus if you close account less the 6 months from opening it.
@Anonymous wrote:
@bigblue7722 wrote:Never reduce first! Always apply first, see what happens if denied move your limit over.
That's one strategy. Others reduce first to maximize the chance of auto approval, especially if they want to minimize "eyes on the account"
I've heard that can work best with Citi and their cards though I wouldn't be surprised if Chase worked the same way.
@Anonymous wrote:
@lexrjSD wrote:I just got 2 Chase biz cards Southwest (28K) and Ink (5K) and want to app for the Southwest personal card in 30 days and I also already have the CSP (15K). I plan to close the Southwest Biz once I get the 50K bonus so I was wondering if I should reduce my Southwest Biz limit so I have a better chance of approval since I'm going to close it anyways.
You might want to tread cautiously with this plan. I read of flyertalk (although I can't find the link at the moment) that chase can claw-back the bonus if you close account less the 6 months from opening it.
I tend to agree with the suggestion to tread cautiously.
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chase won't allow transfer CL from Biz to personal since OP intended to get rid of Biz card
better close to reduce then apply
@bigblue7722 wrote:Never reduce first! Always apply first, see what happens if denied move your limit over.