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Help with next (Chase) CC(s)?
Hi All,
I have some big expenses coming up (probably could hit $10k or so in minimum spend for signup bonuses), so it's a good time to apply for a card(s) that might need a significant signup bonus. With Chase, specifically:
I could also get non-Chase card(s), like the Amex Marriott Biz (but again, am I eligible if I had SPG Biz)? And I'd prefer to use up my last Chase spot first. FYI, my credit scores are 807 Transunion, 802 Equifax, and 790 Experian. Experian dropped from 836 in July to 814 after my car got paid off and then to 790 after the two new Chase accounts. Sorry for so many questions! Thanks for you help and opinions, --Kyle |
Bump? bgriffin , you posted a reply but looks like it got deleted (or you removed it)? At any rate, I saw it in my email and you made a good point that occasional pre-approvals may show up for Chase branded cards, but not co-branded cards. And also a good point about opening a Chase Biz Checking account and applying for CIP then... Maybe I'll do that. And right afterwards apply for either the IHG Premier or Marriott Bonvoy Boundless. It's just unfortunate those two have lower offers right now. Thx,
--Kyle |
That's weird that it got deleted. How odd.....
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i have 3 business cc and i only put 10k rev. id get the preferred then get a freedom unlimted after. i put a lot of spend on mine to get 1.5x points on what id usually get 1x for
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Originally Posted by bgriffin
(Post 31826521)
That's weird that it got deleted. How odd.....
See https://www.flyertalk.com/forum/chas...-get-next.html |
Originally Posted by philemer
(Post 31827311)
It didn't get deleted just separated. The questions were diff. enough that they deserve their own thread. @:-) Adding on to someone's question can cause confusion for our readers. Best to start your own thread in most cases. ^
See https://www.flyertalk.com/forum/chas...-get-next.html --Kyle |
5/24 as of today - one more Chase card today?
Hi All,
I just got approved (in branch) today for the Chase Ink Business Preferred. I was at 4/24, so now I'm at 5/24. Is there a window to apply for one more card today? Or is that a bad idea (upsetting Chase perhaps)? Obviously (since I got down to 2/24 recently), I haven't gotten a lot of new cards lately. However, I got 2 other new Chase cards: Chase Southwest Performance Business around October 7th (to become 3/24) then Chase Southwest Plus on November 1st (to become 4/24). Should I try for the IHG, Marriott, or Freedom Unlimited? Or just be happy with what I got? I shouldn't have another inquiry since I'd be doing it on the same day. Thanks! --Kyle |
Business cards shouldn't affect x/24 and nothing affects it until it hits your credit report. For Chase purposes you are still at 3/24. I wouldn't get in a big hurry.
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Originally Posted by bgriffin
(Post 31846784)
Business cards shouldn't affect x/24 and nothing affects it until it hits your credit report. For Chase purposes you are still at 3/24. I wouldn't get in a big hurry.
At any rate, the main thing I'm trying to do here is get another card without another credit inquiry AND to get another Chase card while (if) I can. I have a lot of big expenses coming up, so now's a good time to get it and meet my minimum spend requirements. Thanks, --Kyle |
Chase business cards do not count towards 5/24. But it sounds like what you really wanna hear is yes apply for another Chase card. So by all means apply for another Chase card.
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Originally Posted by kyamnitz
(Post 31846881)
Well all of those cards were with Chase though. And I think Chase's own biz cards count towards 5/24 limit...
Wrong. Chase Biz cards do not add to 5/24. At any rate, the main thing I'm trying to do here is get another card without another credit inquiry AND to get another Chase card while (if) I can. I have a lot of big expenses coming up, so now's a good time to get it and meet my minimum spend requirements. Thanks, --Kyle Chase can deny you a new card even if you are under 5/24. One reason I've seen used is "too many recent cards". So feel free to apply but don't be surprised if you are turned down. You really need to spend some time reading the wikipost in the "Applying for Chase credit cards..." before you attempt applying for another card. |
Originally Posted by philemer
(Post 31846917)
Why are you worried about an inquiry (aka hard pull)? They only drop your score a bit and it'll bounce back up in a couple months. Applying for two cards in one day will not combine the inquiries.
Chase can deny you a new card even if you are under 5/24. One reason I've seen used is "too many recent cards". So feel free to apply but don't be surprised if you are turned down. You really need to spend some time reading the wikipost in the "Applying for Chase credit cards..." before you attempt applying for another card. It's always better to combine pulls in day if you can and keep that score up, IMO. Most card issues DO combine pulls for two apps in a single day. Chase included. That said, I forgot that business + personal apps might not be combined. However, if you read here you'll see reports that business and personal have been combined. Yes, I realize I may be declined for reasons other than 5/24. I've read a lot about applying for Chase cards and have played the game quite awhile now. I stand corrected on the Chase Business Cards counting towards 5/24. That used to be the case as you can see here, but apparently that changed at some point (text said they do count, is crossed out, and new text says that now they don't count). :-) So I won't rush to my next card as I should only be at 3/24 if that is correct. But the reason I started this post was because I wanted to get another Chase card in now while I have upcoming expenses to use it on and assuming my 5/24 slots were gone. Otherwise I'd apply for a card(s) with a different issuer and lose my ability to apply for Chase cards. Make sense? Now I'll probably wait a bit so that I can apply when Chase has a better bonus on the IHG or Marriott cards. Thanks, --Kyle |
Originally Posted by bgriffin
(Post 31846916)
Chase business cards do not count towards 5/24. But it sounds like what you really wanna hear is yes apply for another Chase card. So by all means apply for another Chase card.
--Kyle |
Wasn't trying to be snippy at all. When someone puts up roadblocks to perfectly reasonable (and factual) replies it's generally because they are not getting the answer they want.
I totally get wanting to pick up an extra Chase card now. I have about 36 hours to decide if I'm going to apply for the Hyatt card or not before I'll go from 4/24 to 6/24 (because I did with Amex what you want to do with Chase). Which card is best for you depends entirely on what you want to get out of it. Personally I am chasing (no pun intended) cards that have long term benefit to me as opposed to focusing on SUBs. |
Originally Posted by bgriffin
(Post 31847629)
Wasn't trying to be snippy at all. When someone puts up roadblocks to perfectly reasonable (and factual) replies it's generally because they are not getting the answer they want.
I totally get wanting to pick up an extra Chase card now. I have about 36 hours to decide if I'm going to apply for the Hyatt card or not before I'll go from 4/24 to 6/24 (because I did with Amex what you want to do with Chase). Which card is best for you depends entirely on what you want to get out of it. Personally I am chasing (no pun intended) cards that have long term benefit to me as opposed to focusing on SUBs. Anywho, I don't do a ton of organic spending, so SUBs are key for me. :) I'm slowing down with Amex myself after a huge run with them! I hadn't gotten any new Chase cards for years because of 5/24, but I had finally slowed down enough to be able to get a few. I probably need the Marriott most just because I don't have a way to keep my points alive with them unless I get one of their cards. Just hoping they up the SUB again! Thanks, --Kyle |
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