Sentences with phrase «count authorized user accounts»

Based on my own experiences and others» online reports, their system's initial scan of your credit history seems to count authorized user accounts against you when totaling accounts.

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If the form is unclear it's ok to ask, «on having a bank account, does being listed as an authorized user on someone else's account count if it isn't my money or bank account?»

Contrary to what you may have heard, authorized user accounts do count in a person's credit score under most scoring systems, including the FICO ® Classic 4 version that is used for all mortgages today.

All the spending on the account, including that of the authorized user, will count towards this minimum.

Your authorized users will be issued the additional card (s) automatically when we get your request, as long as your credit card account is: a) still in good standing at that time, and b) your request does not exceed a total of 3 authorized users (counting any existing authorized users you may already have).

In this case, it won't count as an open and active line of credit for you and might not appear on your credit report, since as an authorized user, you are only being added as a signer and do not have financial responsibility for the account.

DoC points out that authorized user accounts do count towards the Chase 5/24 rule so keep that in mind.

Net Purchases made by authorized users through additional cards on the primary cardmember's AAdvantage ® Aviator ® Red account will count toward the primary cardmember's qualifying spend.

You can try to talk to Chase and explain that there is an authorized user account in that total that should not count toward your 5/24 numbers.

The annual credit is awarded each account anniversary year, and eligible charges made by authorized users also count toward the $ 300.

Purchases made through additional cards on the primary cardmember's account (authorized users) will count toward the primary cardmember's qualifying spend.