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I pay my bill faithfully and have had a Cap one credit card for a while and I am now wanting to increase my credit line/available credit. Everything should go smoothly right?
If your credit is well within 720, and can verify income, you will have no problem. I will say this after a couple of experiences.
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American Express sent me a form to have permission to access my 2008 taxes. Do not do that unless you make good money on paper.
Due to the tightening of credit and new legislation, you might have t disclose more than before. The good ol' days of a 19 year-old having a $13,500 limit with 3 other credit cards as a sophomore in undergraduate (1999) are over.
Oh! You will take an inquiry hit which will lower your FICO score up to 10 points regardless if you get the bump. If you ask, ask for more than you need. That will allow your debt ratio level lower, thus making FICO score go up.
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try everything you can to not have to take out a line of credit.. you are headed down the wrong road my friend... stay away from them.. if you are trying to pay off debt.. getting more debt to stop the bleeding is not going to help.. get a second and a third job to prevent yourself from needing a line of credit.
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I own a Capital One Classic Platinum card.
Owned since June of 2007. Had one credit line increase since about 6-months ago.
I've paid my card off in full every month before the due date so literally it's been a zero % APR card.
What are the chances of getting another credit line increase if I call in and ask? Or should I let it roll past 6-months since the last increase in case there's an automatic increase?
Is there a particular time of the month (beginning of the month) to inquire on a credit line increase?
Does it matter if I have a small balance on the card or not? As mentioned above, I pay it off in full every month.
Thanks in advance.
every 6 months is safe to ask. They will usually stop at about 10k. Then it will be once every 1-2 years.
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i already have a credit card with bank of america. just curious or when you started off how much did you at least.
who knows -- with the credit crisis it could be 750 dollars or 5k!!!
Have you paid your bill??
If you haven't they will block you access to your account untill you make a payment.
Otherwise give them a call.
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