I just turned 18 2 days ago, currently just beginning my credit journey after being an AU with CSP for 3 years, I just applied and got the discover it student cash back today and now I’m looking to get the chase freedom rise (I have a checking and savings with chase also)

    Can I apply for the freedom rise and have my credit score be fine after getting the discover card? It’s currently at a 704(transunion)

    If not how long should I wait to get the freedom rise?

    Can I apply for 2 CC in 24 hours
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    Posted by amocalcio2

    5 Comments

    1. I wouldn’t. Your score is good, but your profile is thin. Give it 6-12 months. You don’t want to have a hard inquiry this soon

    2. CreditCards254 on

      Firstly, chase offers a pre-approval tool so you can just go and check if they’ll approve you on their website (note the tool is not a guaranteed approval, but it is reasonably accurate). Hell with an existing relationship I wouldn’t even be surprised if they approved you for the freedom unlimited. Here’s the link: https://creditcards.chase.com/check-for-preapproved-offers

      Credit cards are a long term game, I wouldn’t worry too much about short term impacts to your score unless you will need to apply for a loan in the next year or so, especially when you’re just starting out. But if you want to wait, 6 months is probably sufficient.

    3. NefariousnessHot9996 on

      Don’t bother. Take the one and use it properly. AUTOPAY, STATEMENT BALANCE, DUE DATE!
      Apply for another car in 6-12 months.

    4. You’re likely to sketch banks out with that thin and short file, including discover. You should stay out for a bit and keep your velocity under control. Wait for a year of real credit history then go for the cff or cfu directly. No need to get a shit card. You already have your foot in the door with your own card.

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