June 18, 2008
How do they decide credit limits for your first credit card?
Screaming Llama asked:
I just applied for my first credit card ever yesterday, and I am hoping to get a credit limit of at least $1,500. I have no credit history whatsoever, I don't have to make a house payment, no dependents, and I make $12.10 an hour working 35-40 hours a week. Would all those factors contribute to a higher or lower credit limit, and do you think I'd be eligible for the $1,500 limit?
Cherie
I just applied for my first credit card ever yesterday, and I am hoping to get a credit limit of at least $1,500. I have no credit history whatsoever, I don't have to make a house payment, no dependents, and I make $12.10 an hour working 35-40 hours a week. Would all those factors contribute to a higher or lower credit limit, and do you think I'd be eligible for the $1,500 limit?
Cherie
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Comments on How do they decide credit limits for your first credit card?
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Credit limit you have very strong history of great credit you may even have problems getting approved especially in the limit of credit limit of credit limit of around 300500 banks just dont want to see the limit you are looking for you have problems getting approved especially in.
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Every creditor is different. They look at your history and capacity to pay.
If you don't get what you want, use it for 6 months and pay it off every month, then call customer service and ask for a line increase. Keep asking every 6 - 12 months.