What's your Chase Sapphire Reserve starting limit?

[noobody]

My guess is total chase exposure is about 60% your annual income.

[Anonymous]

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@noobody wrote:
My guess is total chase exposure is about 60% your annual income.

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My exposure is about 90% after my CSR

[Anonymous]

Idk my Mother got only 35k starting limit, and her income is around the half million a year and her scores are 825 across the board (I keep tabs for her) so idk how people would get starting limits in the 40 to 50k range

[elim]

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@Anonymous wrote:
Idk my Mother got only 35k starting limit, and her income is around the half million a year and her scores are 825 across the board (I keep tabs for her) so idk how people would get starting limits in the 40 to 50k range

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   She single?       j/k

[daybreakgonesXe]

Received $13.3k but already have Freedom $5k and Sapphire $14.8k. Hope they're okay with me when I apply for the Ink in March :X

[Fleuriste]

I got $25K, which I'm sure is tied to my income.  Last year, I applied for CSP and only got 9K, so I was happy with the increased credit.

[Justrebuilding]

I got a 10k SL which was really only 5k new credit bc I had to transfer 5k from my Hyatt card over to be approved to open this one. 

[Anonymous]

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@Fleuriste wrote:

I got $25K, which I'm sure is tied to my income.  Last year, I applied for CSP and only got 9K, so I was happy with the increased credit.

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So did your income increase too from the last time you applied for the CSP?

[Anonymous]

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@Justrebuilding wrote:

I got a 10k SL which was really only 5k new credit bc I had to transfer 5k from my Hyatt card over to be approved to open this one. 

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 To product change to the reserve?

[Justrebuilding]

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@Anonymous wrote:

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@Justrebuilding wrote:

I got a 10k SL which was really only 5k new credit bc I had to transfer 5k from my Hyatt card over to be approved to open this one. 

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 To product change to the reserve?

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Not a pc, it was opened as a new account.