@AverageJoesCredit wrote:
@LawStudentCivilis wrote:I have never read about NAVY conducting a HP for membership only. If I did, I would have never joined. I joined last fall and there was a TU SP. Hope this helps.
Wow, so Navy isnt worth a hp? Thats crazy especially to think not everyone can join and the benefits that are gained with Navy Fed far outway a hp that stays on a report for 2 years, 1 scorable. Membership is for life. To each their own i guess
You got that right!
I owe all of my success to myFICO and Navy, they've been unbelievably generous to me.
@LawStudentCivilis wrote:I have never read about NAVY conducting a HP for membership only. If I did, I would have never joined. I joined last fall and there was a TU SP. Hope this helps.
Perhaps my HP was for the secured card I applied for. I don't recall. It was almost a year ago.
@AverageJoesCredit wrote:
@LawStudentCivilis wrote:I have never read about NAVY conducting a HP for membership only. If I did, I would have never joined. I joined last fall and there was a TU SP. Hope this helps.
Wow, so Navy isnt worth a hp? Thats crazy especially to think not everyone can join and the benefits that are gained with Navy Fed far outway a hp that stays on a report for 2 years, 1 scorable. Membership is for life. To each their own i guess
@AverageJoesCreditJoe no it is not "crazy" - you added your own narrative that I did not implicate nor state. At the time of application I had applied for credit elsewhere. I was not interested with credit with Navy at the time of my application so no I would not have taken a hp just to join this credit union nor any other for that matter.