Easy Tiger
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I'd agree 100%. Unless of course you have a (v) big pile of cash sitting in an account somewhere that they will see as surety.That’s probably pushing it.
I'd agree 100%. Unless of course you have a (v) big pile of cash sitting in an account somewhere that they will see as surety.That’s probably pushing it.
Don't wait. This could take months and potentially years or may never actually occur!Should I wait for an account to show as Cancelled in my credit report before applying again? In my report it says I have two accounts at $10k however one of them is cancelled (two weeks ago), and another I've lowered to $6k. I'm looking to apply for the ANZ Black at $15k minimum but according to my report it'll put me at $35k. No idea if that's close to my "limit" or not but I haven't gone that high before.
Also have a secured car loan that's not showing up in my report
100% good advice.Just include the 'closed account' letter(s)/reduced credit limit letter(s) with your application. I do this at the time you upload your payslips. No issues if you do this.
Any recent data points on how long for closed Amex and St George accounts to show up as closed on credit card reports. Want to try for Citi Prestige end of June and closed both of these today.
You won't have a choice 'about including it'. It will show up on your credit report.Does anyone have experience with churning before and after taking out a mortgage? I've just taken out a (manageable) mortgage and worry about including it on my applications as opposed to renting.
It already shows up on my credit report and I haven't included it as I'm still renting (haven't settled yet).You won't have a choice 'about including it'. It will show up on your credit report.
The golden rule is always your income level and ability to repay your debts.
Thanks for the advice mate appreciate it. That really would be the nightmare scenario. Luckily the loan's been approved so it's just a waiting game now.Just make sure you get the mortgage before applying for the loan. That's my advice anyway. Worst thing that could happen is you apply for the card while your mortgage is still being settled and it affects the mortgage. Not something you want to have to deal with.
I got a mortgage as of 2021 and have started back up card churning and have gone through 6 cards no issues.
My credit rating just dipped very slightly (-6 this month on Experian). The only change I can see is that my mortgage has just dropped off the radar, being 5 years since the original credit enquiry. We are refinancing now, so next month there should be a new enquiry showing, so it will be interesting to see what happens.A mortgage use to help your credit score because it showed maturity. Not sure if that’s still the case.
Do you mean buying Forex using your cc? Does this work? I know some banks say on t&C that purchase of Forex is excluded as eligible spendDoes anyone use Wise or Revolut to reach the minimum spend assuming you have multiple credit cards and can't do it organically? Transfer from credit card doesn't count as cash advance and receive full points (I imagine)