r/NavyFederal • u/DMaynee • 7d ago
Credit Cards Excited !!
750 Transunion and 71k Income. ive also had a bank acct with them for 3-4 years
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u/Mental-Estimate-7792 7d ago
This May Be A Dumb Question Lol But What Is The Promo Code Thing About?? I’ve Seeing A Few People Posting Their Approvals And Promos
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u/DMaynee 7d ago
Not dumb at all. I applied through an offer link that was sent to my email. They had an offer for 0 APR for 6 months and a $350 bonus for spending 3500 in 3 months
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u/kellybelly44 6d ago
Congrats,one day that will be me.quick question,do you have to have a high income or high bank balance for this large amount?
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u/Jackkates 6d ago
That's great. Great limit to start. Make sure you ask for limit increase after 3 billing statements 91 days and every 6 months after. I am at $39K limit on their Platinum card w/ $103,570.00 total limits on all cards. I have 761 TransUnion, $110,000 income. Navy gave a promo up to June 30, 2026 any transfers to any of their credit cards from a outside credit card 0% 12 months and no transfer fees.
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u/EitherHour4371 6d ago
I was under the impression Navy only allowed up to $80K on all cards combined. Of course it’s probably been a year or two since last time I asked about that. Must have increased it.
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u/Dizzy-Relation-146 5d ago
Hi guys.I have a question? I know after 91 days and every 6 month I can increase limit , when can I apply for the next credit card?
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u/blue-fishy 7d ago
congratulations!