SouthFayetteFan
Saving Money on Disney Vacations since 2006
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@Albort really covered the risk that banks are assessing. From a “what cards count” perspective I’d say it’s all cards on you your personal credit report PLUS any Chase Business cards. Chase can only analyze info they know exists so I don’t see how AMEX Biz cards would be part of the analysis. I do think that numerous inquiries (even without the corresponding new accounts) can be bad as it shows a “credit seeking behavior”.I've been reading about the Chase shutdowns
I'm curious how all the different */numbers are to be interpreted. I see people mention their */3mos, */6mos, */12 mos and of course, the */24 (which I understand as all personal credit cards you have opened in the last 24 mos from all banks, not just Chase, and a handful of business cards that show up on personal CR's).
For everything other than */24, I don't know if those numbers include all banks, or just Chase. Does it include all biz cards, or just Chase biz cards or no biz cards?
Any clarification? I think I'm pretty low risk right now but I want to make sure I keep it that way.
An interesting theory currently circulating is that it does not seem that anybody with a mortgage has been shutdown. Perhaps this is because it’s hard to drop off the grid when you have a mortgage lol.
Also of note, it seems the majority of people get reinstated when they plead their case. This does not appear to be an anti-churning effort whatsoever. This is truly a risk factor.