Is there an approximate credit limit for a score?

Discussion in 'Credit Talk' started by KMan, Feb 9, 2009.

  1. KMan

    KMan New Member

    Hello Credinet. I came here first as an international student trying to know about credit score, etc. and am still so glad I found this place. Thanks to you guys, I got some guidance.
    I am now in a position where I need yet some more opinions and guidance from you experienced people.
    I had applied for a credt card and got one in September last year. (CapitalOne). The rest (3) that I applied to got rejected (understandably) as I had no credit, having just arrived in US. With the credit limit fixed at $500 when I joined, it had increased automatically in December to $750. All bills have been paid in time. No balance left.
    I tried getting my free credit report, and did get it, but only later understood that what I was looking for was the FICO score.
    Since it's just about 5-6 months that I now have a credit report, in your experience,
    1. what credit limit would I get if I applied for a credit card now?
    2. Does my credit score determine my credit limit or my interest rate?
    3. Should I apply for one now, or wait a few months so I get a higher credit limit?
    Thanks.
     
  2. jjgross

    jjgross Well-Known Member

    1.It can vary.
    2.In most cases yes,credit history plays a big part.a;so different type's off credit such as auto,department stores etc.
    3.I'd wait or try a department store.
     

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