Sentences with phrase «last application for the card»

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IDEX, which last summer entered a partnership with an unnamed global payments company for biometric applications, is integrating its sensors into smart cards with partners and expects shipments to start toward the end of this year, Knudtzon said.

If you were approved for five credit cards within the last 24 months, you will be instantly denied for any new applications with the issuer.

After exiting the lower - margin LCD industry last quarter, the company said it is now concentrating on expanding uses for e-paper displays to diverse applications such as e-notebooks, smart cards and multicolored electronic shelf labels for retailers and logistics operators.

If you were approved for five credit cards within the last 24 months, you will be instantly denied for any new applications with the issuer.

Have not applied for any of their cards in the last few months, but in March, I was denied for an Alaska card due to having too many card applications overall — at the time it was 15/12 across all institutions, not just BOA.

I argued the angst over the new «5/24 rule» (meaning Chase only approving new UR cards for folks with no more than 5 credit card applications in the last 24 months) was misplaced because Ultimate Rewards no longer have the same cachet they used to, so there's not as much reason to care about churning Ultimate Rewards cards nowadays.

Applying for the signup bonus later won't be affected by holding an open Citi AA card, Citi goes by your last application date, not when you last held the card.

Last June I wrote about my personal finance application cycle, in which I applied for a Chase Slate and Citi Double Cash credit card in order to run up high balances and use the resulting negative - interest - rate loans to finance other projects.

Chase is likely to deny your application if you have applied for five or more credit cards in the last two years.

Examples of these cards are the co-branded cards we applied for in our last CCC applications.

By now, many are familiar with the 5/24 rule, in which Chase will automatically reject applications for most of their cards if you have opened five or more new credit card accounts with any bank within the last 24 months.

You application for certain Chase cards are not approved if you've opened more than 5 bank cards in the last 24 months.

In short, if you've opened five or more personal cards with any bank in the last 24 months, your application will likely be denied with little room for workaround or reconsideration.

The Sapphire Preferred is widely considered one of the best travel rewards cards, and it has recently become harder to get approved for if you have had 5 or more credit card applications in the last 24 months.

From the terms and conditions on the application page: «This new cardmember bonus offer is not available to either (i) current cardmembers of this consumer credit card, or (ii) previous cardmembers of this consumer credit card who received a new cardmember bonus for this consumer credit card within the last 24 months.»

If you've been approved for five new credit cards as a primary or authorized user within the last 24 months, your application for any Sapphire, Ink, or Freedom card will most likely be declined.

If you've opened five accounts in the last 24 months, Chase probably won't accept your application for this card.

Strike One They have denied two applications from my last app o-Rama for the British Airways and Chase Sapphire Preferred cards.

They have denied two applications from my last app o-Rama for the British Airways and Chase Sapphire Preferred cards.

You may not be eligible for introductory annual percentage rates, fees, and / or bonus rewards offers if you opened a Wells Fargo Credit Card within the last 15 months from the date of this application and you received introductory APR (s), fees, and / or bonus rewards offers - even if that account is closed and has a $ 0 balance.

When you apply for a credit card, your score does take a temporary hit, often about 5 points per application, but this only lasts a few months.

In essence, if you have opened five or more bank cards (e.g., credit or charge cards) within the last 24 months, your application for a Chase credit card will be automatically rejected.

Although I don't apply for credit cards quite to the degree of some people (I think last year only saw five applications), I do try to use them as a way to boost my pool of miles and points.

During my last credit card application cycle, I received a United Club Visa card with the first year's $ 395 annual fee waived under a special offer for 1K members.

Chase denies applications for certain credit cards if you've opened more than 5 bank cards in the last 24 months.

This is how news emerged about Chase's so - called «5/24 rule,» which seems to be a guideline that Chase uses to reject applications from people who have applied for more than five cards (from any bank) in the last 24 months.

Remember that Chase has recently started restricting approvals for this card if you have many card applications in the last 24 months, so now's a great time to apply.

Note that Chase may not approve your application for Ultimate Rewards - earning cards if you've opened more than four credit cards (from any bank) in the last two years, so make sure you sign up for these three cards before adding others to your portfolio.

Has anyone recieved the 50,000 bonus points when they applied for a new credit card less than 24 months from their last application?

Last year, I got approved for two of the Citi Executive AA cards when they rolled out the 100,000 sign - up offer after waiting 65 days between applications.

If you were approved for five credit cards within the last 24 months, you will be instantly denied for any new applications with the issuer.

And late last month, CNBC cited Susquehanna analyst Christopher Rolland, who told the firm's clients that a forthcoming ethereum - focused application specific integrated circuit (ASIC) would dampen the prospects for graphics card makers AMD and Nvidia, whose products have been in high demand by the world's cryptocurrency miners.

TenX, the popular cryptocurrency payment application, which last year raised $ 80 million during its crowd sale event for PAY tokens has announced that it has completed the tech integration with their new debit card issuer.

High demand for video cards used in mining applications last year has forced Nvidia to take measures to ensure gamers get hold of its GPUs.