Anonymous #4 14w

I was able to get a savor one as my first card and the limit was like 2000. Already had student loans though

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Anonymous #1 14w

dang yeah my first one was a capital one card and they only gave me a 300 limit but my amex is 2000

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Anonymous #2 14w

You might not get the unlimited right away, if not get the rise, if you use it responsibly it’ll graduate to the unlimited after a year anyways. Same basic benefits -the 3% on dining/groccery

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Anonymous #4 14w

First card was a C1, 2k limit with 500 in the bank (account opened same day), chase gave me 2.7k with a long history and ~15k. Amex denied. It’s all a little crazy

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Anonymous #6 14w

I opened up a bank account with Chase and the same day they offered me the freedom unlimited, I just got the preferred since I was offered it and the bonus was a no brainer

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Anonymous #2 14w

I was saying this for OP because he has no credit. I applied for mine in brand this week and was told that if I didn’t have $ with them I wouldn’t have gotten it (younger than op but solid score based on AU history). Tho for anyone apply for the CFU, apply in branch, extra 50 on the SUB. My mom was the same as you tho, no account even, just walked in and applied, approved right away, preferred. Idk if you have a credit history or a banking history with chase but that might have helped

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Anonymous #6 14w

Yeah, I’ve had a CC for years so that might of helped.

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Anonymous #2 14w

That’ll do it, CFU is hard to get as a first card, I only got is because of my history and $ stored with them, and even then it was a coin toss. Rise is given to almost anyone tho, and like I said it graduated to an unlimited after 12 months, so not bad at all

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