miztressuz
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Yes, requoting this again..lol. But I did check and the current balance, statement balance and minimum payment due are all zero. So I assume no payment needed...?
But another question for anyone. When I looked at my credit score info it says 3 accounts opened in past 2 years. This was on the Chase page. So does this make me 3/24 instead of the 4/24 i thought I was?
Regarding point 1, yep, no payment needed. (I like seeing all zeros in payment columns
)Regarding point 2, don't believe Chase's credit monitoring. I think they don't count closed accounts in that number but also will count accounts like loans in that number which doesn't affect 5/24 (5/24 is only looking for credit cards). I think last time I logged in it has me at 5/24 but I only opened 4 personal cards in the last 2 years, the 5th account has to be my HE installment loan (not a HELOC) from earlier this year. I opened every account they had listed and checked the dates and confirmed I only had 4 personal cards showing there so it had to be the new loan. So if you had card that you opened within the last two years but have since closed it, it's probably not showing up in that number but will count towards the 5/24 rule.



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)...at any rate - we had this discussion before. It could make sense to get a CSR first IF you have an immediate need for the 1.50x redemption, TSA Precheck, Priority Pass, etc. IF not then maybe CSP makes more sense for you. There are a lot of factors that go into this decision. One thing worth considering is that CSP offers referrals (ummm hello player 2) and CSR currently does not allow you to generate new referral links. I wouldn't base my decision solely on that factor though as it's only 10,000 URs and if you ended up foregoing the 1.50x for just 1.25x you may spend a lot more than 10k URs. (example: if you redeemed URs for a $750 travel item, with CSR it will cost 50k URs; with CSP it will cost 60k URs. There's your 10k difference right there...any expense higher than that and you'll wish you had the CSR instead of those 10k referral points).