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PenFed Overdraft Line of Credit

Just decided to open the Access America checking account there with PenFed and going to use them and NFCU as my main financial institutions and when I opened it, it said it was opening the Overdraft Line of Credit at a $500 limit with 17.99% APR.  Does anyone know if this is standard or already pre-approved when you open the Share account, and does this LOC report too?

 

Appreciate any information.  

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SouthJamaica
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Re: PenFed Overdraft Line of Credit


@Anonymous wrote:

Just decided to open the Access America checking account there with PenFed and going to use them and NFCU as my main financial institutions and when I opened it, it said it was opening the Overdraft Line of Credit at a $500 limit with 17.99% APR.  Does anyone know if this is standard or already pre-approved when you open the Share account, and does this LOC report too?

 

Appreciate any information.  


No it's not standard, it's something you apply for.

Yes it reports as a new revolving account. If you don't want a new account, or don't want an account with a $500 limit, don't get it.


Total revolving limits 568220 (504020 reporting) FICO 8: EQ 689 TU 691 EX 682




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CreditCuriosity
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The limit can go up to 25k i believe have seen some big Thrifty LOC's although kinda pointless.. Mine is at 1k just incase although usually have a decent size buffer on my checking account their as my primary CU.  I see no more need than 1k on it, now a PLOC is a different story if you have a need for one of those, but in my opinion serve two seperate purposes

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Anonymous
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@CreditCuriosity wrote:

The limit can go up to 25k i believe have seen some big Thrifty LOC's although kinda pointless.. Mine is at 1k just incase although usually have a decent size buffer on my checking account their as my primary CU.  I see no more need than 1k on it, now a PLOC is a different story if you have a need for one of those, but in my opinion serve two seperate purposes


Nah I think I am okay on the PLOC, I will just keep that CLOC and probably see if I can get it to 1K or so myself as well.  I was just slightly confused b/c I am assuming they used a previous hit b/c I didn't get any notification of a hard pull and yet the account shows opened already with an account number.  

 

EDIT: Correction, checked myFICO, I see it hit me with Equifax lol

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