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Im planning on getting an autoloan with Chase Bank in the next 60 days.
In order for Chase to reduce exposure, should I remove myself as the AU on these 2 Chase accounts? Does Chase even care? Will it negatively affect my score?
I laready have 3 Revolvers with Chase, 2 on my personal, 1 business revolver that doesn’t show on my personal credit, but I am the guarantor
Im also the AU for 2 Chase accounts.
First: Open Date 2/17 - $3500
Second: Open Date 11/14 - $4500
My Credit w open date
Chase 2/17
Chase 3/17
Barclays 2/17
Discover 11/17
Barclays 5/14
Merrick Bank 12/13
Target store 11/13
Installments
Auto loan Chrysler 5/17
NBT Bank 3/17
I don't think it will matter to Chase. But I also don't think you need the $8k padding or the age of either of these
so i would get removed just because you don't necessarily need them anymore.
Honestly I would just drop the 2017 one and keep the 2014 one but if you do rid both it may possibly affect your AAoAs so just be careful.
Agreed
Not according to the math
this is your average age of all accounts. So the more you add, the lower the impact
with just your own accounts (9) your avg is 41.1
with the 2 additional (11) your avg is 41.7
keeping the 2014 AU is (10) and your avg will be 42.9. Not a significant difference.
I would drop em both. I only want to be an AU on a) an old account. B) high CL. C) low util
for a 1 month difference, I wouldn't chance that the Acct could get some med/high util
Up to you though.
what kind of rate is chase offering for a auto loan i aways thought that credit unions were the way to go