@AverageJoesCredit wrote:
So little info on your current profile, no one can realistically offer advice on what next card to get. What are your current ficos? Your aaol, inquiries count, baddies, etc. What are you interested in, cash back, travel, low apr etc?. With your current Ex score you still have some work ahead for more approvals.
And another big part of the "etc" is your spending areas (and rough amount). For example, there are cards that are good/great in particular areas (e.g. gas, groceries, amazon) but if you don't spend much there, the card isn't a good choice.
I would put this, + goals first: (i.e. what sort of thing are you interested in, such as cash back on gas). Then, the other info, such as scores, inqs etc, will help the group give advice as to what is realistic within that segment.
The quality of advice on the first part is better (we really do generally know which cards give good rewards on various things). The quality of advice on how likely you to get approved is, um, more mixed, as well as being more vocal. Most people here are not loans officers, just play them on this fourm
