What card should i apply for?

[Jungook]

The OP could start looking at some cashback cards like the BCE, Freedom, IT or maybe some travel/points such as the CSP, PRG, and more acronyms.

[Themanwhocan]

I would suggest trying to get a US Bank Cash+. If there isn't a local US Bank near you, the apply for the platinum. You can PC it to the Cash+ at a later time. I had a 732 when I applied, and I recall someone else applied with a 730, and we each got the same limit of $8,500 so since your scores are a bit higher I would guestimate you would receive at least that much. Cash+ has a 5% selectable category for Furniture stores. There is also a Department stores category. But, 5% is limited to $2000 spending per quarter. I had no problem applying for a second US Bank card 2 months later.

You should also get an American Express card, the credit limit increases fairly rapidly. Whichever one fits your needs the best, as everyone is different.

And yes, probably a store card for Lowes if you plan to buy your home improvement supplies from there.

[Rahman]

1. Definitely AMEX Blue Cash - Experian

2. Citi Simplicity ? - Equifax

3. US Bank Cash+ Platinum - what CB does it hit?

I am looking for another card that might hit Transunion.

Any ideas?

[myjourney]

TU

Barclay

GE

[09Lexie]

Barclays usually pulls TU. depending on your state Citi has pulled Exp. Discover pulls EQ/TU

Edit: typo

[Luscher]

Chase Freedom

[Rahman]

which CB did Chase Freedom hit?

[Luscher]

i think it was expirian and transunion for me

[09Lexie]

Chase primarily pulls Ex but will pull additional bureaus if you are borderline.

[jjeckel]

Chase pulled TU for me.