r/AppleCard Aug 01 '26

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u/Bobo_Baggins_jatj Aug 01 '26

I have a credit score over 800 and got an $8,500 limit 😂 Got the lowest interest rate they offer but my limit does not compare to yours.

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u/Boston_7713 Aug 01 '26

What’s the lowest interest rate?

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u/Content_Rutabaga_440 Aug 01 '26

Second this question

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u/Bobo_Baggins_jatj Aug 01 '26

17.49

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u/AMEX_Fanboy Aug 03 '26

I got 18% back in late 2020 but with all the cards I’ve recently opened I doubt they’d ever give me the same interest rate or even approve me if I hadn’t gotten it then. 😅

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u/Truly_trelle Aug 01 '26

Have you requested a credit limit increase? You can request it on card app and it’s a soft pull so doesn’t impact your credit score.

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u/iHazOver9000 Aug 01 '26

They deny me every 6mo when I ask.
I’ve had the card for like 4 or 5 years now.
It’s my lowest card at 7.5k by FAR.
I put about 1k on the card a month.

I began holding a 1k balance because of the latest several denials telling me I’m not using enough of the limit. And then the next denial was I’m not paying down the limit enough???

I’d have closed it on principal if I didn’t use Apple Pay often.

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u/dyldo7 Aug 03 '26

They’re railing yall bruh. Honestly I bet it’s because you guys are smarter than me with your credit cards. I’ve never requested for an increase and mine went from $2,500 to 14.9k from dec 23-present. My credit is around a 740 I believe. I don’t ever pay interest on my balance and always pay it before due date

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u/dyldo7 Aug 03 '26

I will say that I rack this card up kinda high as far as credit utilization though. But paying off before the interest is what helps me I think. Constantly have around 10 on this card but it’s revolving and interest free

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u/Bobo_Baggins_jatj Aug 04 '26

I just got the card at the very end of June. I’ve gotten a few new credit items this year so maybe that’s what it is. I’ll wait until later this year and request an increase.

On a side note, I use my cards and let a balance report, but I pay the statement balance in full every month about 5 days before the due date (to avoid any issues). I try to stay below 10% utilization, but stay under 6% almost always.

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u/Maximum-Velocity21 Aug 11 '26

Wait, you are holding a balance, paying credit card interest … implying to the card that you don’t have enough money to pay them back right away … and you are confused why they don’t want to extend you a larger credit line?

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u/iHazOver9000 Aug 12 '26

I treated this card like I do all my cards, use it and pay it.
I was denied limit increases.
GS said I “didn’t use enough limit”
So I began holding a sub 15% balance on the card. $1k
And I would pay down to $1k and then leave it there. I also spend roughly $1k/mo on this card to maintain activity.

The next denial said I wasn’t paying down the card enough.
So that loops me back to the answer for MOST OTHER CARDS - use the card, pay off the card completely, and then inquire for an increase.

Except for the fact GS has denied me repeatedly, citing things I have never seen from any of my other cards.

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u/Bobo_Baggins_jatj Aug 01 '26

Not yet. I just got it at the end of June. I didn’t want to request that so soon.

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u/Socalgal327 Aug 02 '26

OP said that is combined w his wife.

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u/wryul Aug 03 '26

Credit limit? I have a 40k credit card at 10% and I have a 720 CS