Credit Card Company UNDERWRITER Gives Advice On Approvals & Limit Increases

[@calbarton]

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[@RyanTowers]

I agree.

[@SpartanOfFinance]

One of the best credit card info videos I’ve heard on KZbin in months. You’re a credit to this community.

[@RyanTowers]

I agree.

[@100pluswit5]

3X CLI! Excellent video Mr Barton! I will be a grandfather soon so I called Chase yesterday for a CLI since my daughter is due in March and is an authorized user on my freedom unlimited card. I was initially DENIED (I just got a CLI in August 2023, 3.3k to 6.6k.) but I asked for reconsideration because of my daughters situation and BOOM an increase to 20k! Your video gave me so much insight into credit card decisions, CLI's, approvals/denials and what to say on the phone to the rep. It was my key to this successful CLI. My family is so appreciative. You are the MAN💪🏾👏🏽👑. Hopefully, people use this info the right way and DON'T go out lying about their situation. It will ruin it for the people that really need CLI's due to their life changing event.

[@steve_rogers_usmc1990]

One of the best credit card educational videos on KZbin.

[@gsctrading7215]

Excellent line item by line item outline, you hit all the important points that most of us would like to know without dragging and adding fluff.👌

[@AlexanderRivera-cb3us]

Finally a KZbinr getting the real deal people involved instead of goofy conspiracy theories and basic info found on the internet. Love it!

[@jeffg4096]

CLIs.. most banks have been good to me. My FICO hovers in the upper 700s.. Banks that have been stingy: CapOne & Chase. I have a $13k CL with Capone.. seems they wont increase my line unless I go above 70% util on their card. Chase said too many accounts and available credit.. justified but this wont allow me to increase my CL with them. Chase gave me only $4k. I have 5+ other banks with CLs of 20k+.

[@a3sully]

I had a hard time with age as a discriminating factor. Am in mid 40's now, but till 3 years ago, paid cash for everything, and had no credit history. Was a little tough starting out. Had to get secured cards, then once unsecured, it took a while to get big jumps in credit increases, even with my salary. I have never filed bankruptcy. Now I get big increases on most cards. Not getting any cards till passing 40 years old has hurt

[@reidloscidem3562]

In the same boat. Now I'm making sure my kids have a credit line before they graduate highschool.

[@helena3631]

Only 2-3 cards u need just don’t run up these cards it takes 1-2 years

[@jeromehenry4484]

It's usually much easier to get a new credit card instead of requesting a Credit Limit increase on an existing credit card.

[@CurtisYoung-mw5jz]

YOUR BREAK DOWN of the Underwriter Is Amazing bro!!! Keep up the great work

[@calbarton]

Thank you so much

[@ceejane-c4r]

Finally, a KZbinr with the most informative information. Straight to the point. Thanks for being so helpingful. A wealth of knowledge. ❤😊

[@louieracks2270]

American express and capital one definitely checked my work number for me

[@technicallygood7569]

This was the most insightful cc video I've seen in a while. Learning about credit over the years you sort of learn these things in practice, but it's really helpful to have an underwriter provide insight.

[@gf1507]

Thank you for your advice on CLI for Capital One. You were absolutely correct!

[@brenthazel]

Great video, perfect level of detail without going too slow

[@dh1163]

Also, I think bankruptcies stay on your report for 10 years, not 7. That's a giant credit black hole to fill...

[@denisetaylor8279]

And longer..they sell it off

[@briandaly402]

Amex wanted to see my other limits increased before being approved, just like you suggested on another video, my suggestion is working with a credit union to build up faster.

[@rachelpickens6025]

This is gold 😮 thx you so much ❤️ gifting your insight and wisdom for mastering our financial literacy and credit games

[@HectorDeJesus]

Fam, this is one of the best credit videos that I’ve seen. Great job!

[@calbarton]

Thanks Hector. I really appreciate it!

[@412foto]

interesting video. maybe more insightful if we knew who the lender was (or even generally so) from to determine how applicable the knowledge is (big bank vs smaller bank vs credit union, etc).

[@eyeservantez]

Now and days they ask to link to your bank so they can see your income that way. And if you only put one bank they’ll ask you if you have more.

[@jigglywigglyjello1276]

Lots of mysteries revealed. Thank you!

[@tylersheppard5450]

I don’t know if anyone said this; but this underwriter def worked for chase.

[@anandr1385]

The Reddit post this is based on was an exceptional read

[@jeffg4096]

ha. Did he steal the text and put it into video form? The reddit author gets nothing, but he gets paid for the KZbin views.. unless he wrote the reddit post as well.

[@anandr1385]

@@jeffg4096there’s the link. You be the judge lol

[@simonribeiro7630]

@@jeffg4096Yeah he definitely stole it but putting it in video form / editing it definitely gives him the right to gain the upside, and he’s providing the information to a demographic that (mostly) wouldn’t have seen it otherwise

[@DarknessFalls29]

Should have given credit to the original poster on Reddit.

[@asiaanderson5556]

I knew this sounded familiar..... that's crazy

[@capitalsynergies2384]

GREAT STUFF, SIR! Important information, clearly presented.Thanks for posting!

[@calbarton]

Appreciate the recognition! Happy you got value from the video thank you.

[@sadielsantos8167]

wow , this is very interesting , quite useful credit tips , thanks cal , many blessings

[@Sandiego2019]

Great video. I try to find newer ways to explain credit to my younger family members. One thing that I would like for you to bring up is knowing the difference between your due date and your statement date. A lot of people don’t realize that you can really save on interest fees if you can pay before your statement date comes around

[@Kimberly_K_]

I agree, covering this content would be very beneficial

[@johnmoore7571]

Very intense video Cal, great job.

[@soelaborate5066]

@26:52 “I would listen to your story, empathize with it, and then click the button” 🤣😭😂 idk why but that part had me rolling. Amazing video, full of very useful information 💯

[@AlexanderRivera-cb3us]

Same 😭

[@eelfood]

Some High quality content here. Thank you.

[@dhawk1952]

Best credit video I’ve ever seen on KZbin. Thank you sir

[@calbarton]

Wow, thanks!

[@davidmarksphotos]

In my experience you never tell them if you were let go or unemployed. Take it as you will, Banks look at purchase history, loan payment history, what debts you have and what you made last year or current year. If you got an offer letter for a job for $80K and you only made $40K the previous year, they will go with the $80K in order to secure you a loan based on good standing as long as you paid your current debts or loans on time. Paying bills on time shows them you are responsible and even if you don't have a big income for credit increase you will still get approved because you paid a bill on time.

[@CJSales]

This is the BEST info by a qualified professional. THANK YOU!🌹

[@calbarton]

You're very welcome

[@emanueltosado4818]

Great video. Generally CC videos are very opinion based or somewhat. But this videos has great insight. This videos answered some questions.. i recently got approved 30k for the freedom flex.. and a day after aplied for the amazon chase cc.. to my amaze chase also approved 30k.. I have no idea what the algorith was thinking about.

[@wickedbird1538]

😮😮My cousin got a credit card when she was young. She paid off that card and stopped using it before a few months before going bankrupt. After bankruptcy, that card is 30 years old and looks great on her credit report. IDK if slipped thru or not.

[@TwoTwo-e7c]

Just subscribed. Easily the more informational video on credit cards I’ve watched in recent memory. Keep it up! 🔥

[@77Joseph777]

I revolve some repeat charges while in grace period. So the card always reports usage and I avoid paying interest.

[@roger1624]

Great video with such level of detail. One thing to correct, your closed caption (CC) kept indicating the word car and not card.

[@calbarton]

Thanks 👍🏾

[@angrytacoz7836]

Wow. What a fantastic video.

[@docsays]

Very interesting info. Really confirms what i have learned & suspected over the years. Moral of the story: Be a transactor NOT a revolver

[@matthewJ142]

I think the high aprs and annual fees make people more valuable to them. So as long as they are getting money. So they want more money quicker hightens your priority on their lists

[@voncarr6521]

Thank you for this . I will definitely look through the highest cards

[@donniee.2238]

This is real good info. So good I'm only halfway and need to start over cause i feel I'm missing things

[@ron1061]

Amazing and very valuable video, Cal! Thank you!

[@carbecker9636]

Cal, I recently started following you and subscribed. I appreciate your kindness and intelligence. Ty

[@Omega_thehusky]

i really love this but im having trouble keeping up its so fast but i get that, thats the point lol i just wish the time bar was broken up into each question so i can start from the beginning or each question was time stamped lol but either way this is great xD

[@calbarton]

I'll keep this in mind going forward

[@lisalinnae9844]

You are the best !!! Learned so much. L

[@terrancejackson5167]

Wow that was a lot of game bro!!

[@forbes351]

Good info bro

[@77Joseph777]

Great info! This all makes practical sense. If you have a great history of paying bills on time, then no need to verify income unless it’s ridiculously high.

[@cheryl7203]

This is a great review Cal!

[@calbarton]

Thank you Cheryl!

[@aliyahthegardenist]

Excellent video! 👌🏾 Please share video about D&B credit building program.

[@oralivingco.5669]

Had a bankruptcy only 4 years ago. Include discover and American Express in it. Want to rebuild a relationship with both banks

[@incogomomo]

Blown away. Amazing content dude. Thank you 🙏🏾

[@matthewJ142]

Funny because experian tells me my fico is over 700s but the vantage score is in the mid 600s.

[@succeedin222]

I pay my balances in full each month. I get what the Analyst is saying regarding the profitable customer but I worked at a conservative Canadian bank. They view a customer that pays very favorable. I would also think customers/clients that pay in full are a great credit risk.

[@salley8900]

I really like your information 👍🏾

[@johnwilson6211]

Thanks for sharing your knowledge 🔥💯

[@calbarton]

My pleasure!

[@stephenshelton6083]

Straight fire 🔥

[@christiansailor2880]

This was great!

[@abjgarman2381]

Very Unique and Super Helpful information

[@MichaelB-od3xh]

Love your videos Cal.

[@calbarton]

Thank you Michael!

[@supersat]

As far as I can tell, there's no way for them to determine if you pay in full or revolve from month to month. Only your account balance is reported. If your balance is consistent month to month, you could be paying it in full and spending the same amount each month, or just letting the balance revolve.

[@cobrabtc]

Well done sir.

[@geoffreysegarra3684]

Excellent info & video thanks!

[@briandaly402]

Very thorough, great video!!

[@DrMoneyNetworklive]

Great info!

[@RyanTowers]

Great Job! Very informative!

[@calbarton]

Thanks Ryan

[@lifewithphoenix7972]

New sub! Great info

[@etacarinae5558]

Informative video ..... subscribed.

[@calbarton]

Welcome to the channel

[@instigatorc]

Very informative!!! Thank you

[@OhBoy-zy5bc]

There are different type of bankruptcies… one is for 7 and the other is for 10.

[@mamaitaliano9774]

Lol. Never heard of chapter 10. But there is a chapter 11 and 13 though.

[@denisetaylor8279]

​@@mamaitaliano97747 years for chapter 13...and 10 years for chapter 7

[@miaanglin2004]

Thank you !!!

[@calbarton]

You're welcome

[@TheHockey1980]

I love your channel always honest and have great videos. By any chance can you give us what CC company this Underwriter worked for? Probably not but figured I ask lol

[@calbarton]

Thanks! I wish i could tell you. I have yet to see anyone willing to share what bank they work for. It's just one of those things they like to keep secret.

[@TheHockey1980]

@@calbarton It’s all good figured I would ask lol also another question. After my due date of the cc can I use the card up until the day or two before the statement date and pay it off and it won’t go on my Credit Report?

[@thekingmtmt3873]

Can you do a video like this on getting a personal line of credit please

[@carbecker9636]

Which credit unions do you recommend for personal line of credit and credit cards?

[@yoreljm]

This was a good video

[@briankeith1007]

Did you know if anyone uses your link and defaults on a Chase credit card Chase could possibly come after you.

[@fredrickraces]

Can you link your microphone?

[@ryandbrotherton9335]

Affiliate or not, your video is very helpful, thanks

[@wickedbird1538]

😮😮On paper my FIL had a very low income due to depreciation. He had no debt and owned about 5 million in Assets. LOL.

[@Christiangrey999]

Wow great video

[@parler8698]

Good info 👍🏾

[@sunshinecycling]

Good stuff

[@MisterStarQuality]

Is it not normal to not have credit bc you don’t believe in debt and pay cash for everything?

[@rambosidi7634]

Awesome

[@dh1163]

Why do they ask your salary, then? I thought the bureaus were somehow linked to the IRS since they have all of your information.

[@ahmadcraig5870]

Is it possible to approve on a credit card & Mail to your house & still get a hard inquire? From captain one savor is this a error??

[@cbiii]

yes

[@phillipcothran]

If chase ink sends me a invite, does that mean I'm pre-qualified or should i proceed with caution?

[@gvnumber3200]

Bankruptcy is on your credit for 10 years…..not 7 like other trade lines.

[@klrbeech7054]

Ch 7 is 10 years, Ch 13 is 7 years.

[@youngalwyn1124]

Cal, you’re not pronouncing the trailing d’s on your words with enough force and definition. As a result, the KZbin transcriber is not accurately printing the words you are really saying.

[@wendellgreenidge3362]

So do y’all use the vantage version to consider lending?

[@alsmith6438]

Can can assure you that every credit application or credit limit increase is approved by an algorithm. ABSOLUTELY EVERY SINGLE APPLICATION! No company has done a manual process in the last five years. How do I know this? Because I know this, enough said!

[@k3iler05]

What can you do/say to get approved

[@GiftedInvestor]

I hage a business checking with chase, and they keep inviting me to apply for that card. They send me mail that says you’re invited to apply, do you think I’d get approved?

[@sharon268]

I Haven’t used a certain dept store card in 2.5 years and it expired lot of their stores have closed and they want me to go into the store and reapply ! ?

[@MM-dj8oj]

I'm not a credit card wiz but I don't get if you can pay your cards off monthly, why use them at all? If you have the money, use it right when you're purchasing, via bank card. Unless you feel you think you should have credit if emergencies arise?

[@denisetaylor8279]

Points/ rewards

[@piecesofme8531]

What is a "revolver" and "transactor"?

[@renzsadiwa]

Follow for more tech content 💯

[@emikosan8712]

Are credit card confirmations coded in some way of labeling someone? or truly random?

[@DidIDoThaat]

So leave a balance but pay it before the due date to avoid interest and gain the trust you pay your balance? I'm having the issue of putting high spend on my cards but paying them off in full before they report leaving a $0 balance and haven't seen any credit line increases. Any suggestions?

[@zrsgud]

Who wrote your subtitle? It keeps saying 'car' instead or 'card' smh