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Hi everyone,
I'm another new first time poster and lurker here. Firstly, thank you to everyone here for providing such invaluable information and endless positive vibes. I hope all my soon-to-be posted data points will help out the community. Onto my question!
Do Amex loans (Business and Personal) add to the posibility of being financially reviewed? I currently have two credit cards with AMEX with a combined CL of $26.5k that I use and pay in full almost every month. So, if I apply for a AMEX loan and am approved for something in the neighborhood of $30k, will I be hit with an FR? Thanks!
Some AMEX stats: Member since '06. Both my cards are business cards. Currently rockin' 760-ish EX.
@Anonymous wrote:Hi everyone,
I'm another new first time poster and lurker here. Firstly, thank you to everyone here for providing such invaluable information and endless positive vibes. I hope all my soon-to-be posted data points will help out the community. Onto my question!
Do Amex loans (Business and Personal) add to the posibility of being financially reviewed? I currently have two credit cards with AMEX with a combined CL of $26.5k that I use and pay in full almost every month. So, if I apply for a AMEX loan and am approved for something in the neighborhood of $30k, will I be hit with an FR? Thanks!
Some AMEX stats: Member since '06. Both my cards are business cards. Currently rockin' 760-ish EX.
We've yet to hear of anybody getting a FR due to taking out an installment loan with Amex - not even one.
Due to various reports it's thought that loans are treated similarly to cards, so it would follow that chances of a FR with an installment loan would be no greater than taking on a new card (and possibly even less).
In addition, the feedback we've had regarding the loan process has been generally positive, including my own.
Thank you for the information. I'll be dropping an update soon.