DisneyMandC
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But the super fine print seemed pretty definitive on the 9 month clawback….
Ok, so who's in charge of reminding us all next March that we can get our money out

But the super fine print seemed pretty definitive on the 9 month clawback….
I'll try that first. I'm also going to try book the elusive 5 night package.
I've read that unless you're a MVC timeshare owner, the 5 nt packages are not available to you, but some have been able to finagle their way somehow. Good luck!
Almost all of our money is with Fidelity. A rollover IRA (mine), traditional IRA (dh) and then two other accounts that show as Joint WROS, call me an idiot, but I am not sure how to tell what kind of accounts these are. I know they are taxable and one does actually have the word brokerage on the statement, so I assume this counts me out for this deal?
Ditto. I funded the brokerage account instead of the checking. So now I have to pick a plan... And I'm bummed that ROTH IRA's weren't included in the offer.Even after I funded and had confirmation of the funding, it still shows I have another step and need to fund...!?! Will just let it sit for a few days and see what happens.
Almost all of our money is with Fidelity. A rollover IRA (mine), traditional IRA (dh) and then two other accounts that show as Joint WROS, call me an idiot, but I am not sure how to tell what kind of accounts these are. I know they are taxable and one does actually have the word brokerage on the statement, so I assume this counts me out for this deal?
Same! That was much easier than with Memory bank (still pending...). I transferred the $200. We can do this for multiple people in the household, right? My dd18 still hasn't opened an account with her grad money so this would be perfect. Was gonna do Memory for her but it expired.
Even after I funded and had confirmation of the funding, it still shows I have another step and need to fund...!?! Will just let it sit for a few days and see what happens.
DP for anyone hoping to open the Fidelity for an older teen: Could not open one for my dd18...The message was they cannot verify her identity...guessing no real credit history to pull verification questions from.
You could always try .Maybe he has more credit history than my dd??Oh darn, thanks for the DP. I guess DS19 won't be opening one when I get home, which was the plan.
You could always try .Maybe he has more credit history than my dd??
As some of you know, I've been following DPs and discussion about Chase double dips followed by lowered credit lines on both newly approved cards: https://www.disboards.com/threads/i-love-credit-cards-so-much.3528202/page-1685#post-59376636
There's a new DP on /r/churning this morning: https://www.reddit.com/r/churning/c...s_central_thread_week_of_june_28_2018/e1fny50
The discussion about these credit line reductions seems to think (and I think this too), that on a double dip, Chase's computers considers each application separately, approves each without knowing about the other, and assigns you a credit line based on the assumption of a single application (because it's not exactly typical to see two applications in the same day), which is why you might get two (especially Sapphire) cards with high credit lines. This is kind of supported by today's DP that mentioned the Chase rep said, "your applications were auto approved by the system." Something in these DPs may be causing Chase to review the double dips, which results in Chase manually reducing the credit lines on the two newly approved cards. I'm thinking that the two new credit lines, especially if they're big, may have pushed the applicant way over some percentage of total credit extended to income that Chase isn't comfortable with. It could also be Chase can see what cards you've applied and been approved for, and 2 cards in the same day is atypical that warrants review. Keep in mind that in none of these DPs has Chase closed a newly approved card or told the applicant they can't have two Sapphires or two SW consumer cards; Chase just unilaterally lowers the credit lines on the cards, likely to mitigate their risk.
Something to consider if you're planning to double dip.
DP for anyone hoping to open the Fidelity for an older teen: Could not open one for my dd18...The message was they cannot verify her identity...guessing no real credit history to pull verification questions from.
Didn't even think of that! Will chat them .I think they have a chat option, did you ask if there was an alternate identify verification? I have to imagine they have one as not everyone has a credit report.