First credit card

[clear thinker]

How much u put for income?

30k/40k.

[etech0]

Lol btw my friend was convinced to get the freedom and"they'll make sure he's approved... and .... no go lol

My first SP was in branch too. They told me that they could push it through even though I didn't have enough history b/c I had a certain amount in my savings account.

[Josef.koney]

My first SP was in branch too. They told me that they could push it through even though I didn't have enough history b/c I had a certain amount in my savings account.

Do u remember how much you have?

[clear thinker]

My first SP was in branch too. They told me that they could push it through even though I didn't have enough history b/c I had a certain amount in my savings account.

They told me the same (almost 2 years ago) and I'm still waiting......!
Eta: well actually I'm not.

[yakrot]

I think this has turned into a nostalgia thread. my first cc was a Wells Fargo college card. It was a student card that the guy filled in all the info. I have no clue what he put down. He told me he wrote I was in Rutgers instead of the "college" I was in bc in his experience they never approved from other college's but Rutgers always got accepted.

[etech0]

Do u remember how much you have?

It might have been $5k, but I can't say for sure. Maybe $10k.

[David Smith]

My first card was freedom without any credit history (AU ect). Chase takes personal history with they'll into account. The credit limit was a joke. I had a checking account with them for years (high school checking) and a custodial savings. (It could be that the fact that a high school checkings is technically a joint account with the guardian helped link our accounts, thereby helping with approval.) I think 22,500 UR points is a nice way to start for a first card.