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@M_Smart007 wrote:
@Anonymous wrote:
@M_Smart007 wrote:
I think @Anonymous or @AverageJoesCredit could better answer your question!They will stop by when possible.
Good Luck OP!
Thanks for the heads up @M_Smart007 Always love paying it forward and helping other Navy memebers
That is because you are a good person and a great Community Leader
Thanks. I try. Be FSR, but i surely don't sugar coat things either
@Anonymous wrote:I have 2 Navy Fed cards Cash Rewards & Amex. I called last week to the Pre Qual what cards I would be able to get. I was pre qualified but the Rep did same something about the Max total amount for cards is $80k. So that's what she told me. Don't know if it had to do with my income ($100K), scores, DTI...whatever that is what she said. I'm not here to say that right or wrong I'm just saying that is what the Rep told me if I got the 3rd card my overall exposure with Navy won't exceed $80K
The CSR is absolutely correct, 80k max across 3 cards. Your high income may help achieve it eventually.
Does 80k include autos? If so then I'm screwed with navy, I just got a 60k auto loan with them, hope 80k is just card exposure and not combined
@Anonymous wrote:Does 80k include autos? If so then I'm screwed with navy, I just got a 60k auto loan with them, hope 80k is just card exposure and not combined
You are fine. I'd bet if you got a 60k auto youll do just fine with cc's. Though do remember Navy will use that in their overall lending practices.
@Anonymous wrote:Does 80k include autos? If so then I'm screwed with navy, I just got a 60k auto loan with them, hope 80k is just card exposure and not combined
Auto and Mortgage are secured, so they would be seperate from cards which are unsecured.
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I see some others beat me to it Awesome community we have here