What Chase Bank doesn't want you to know 😳💳

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Chase has very specific rules on how many credit cards you can get. If you get 5 or more credit cards in the past 24 months you can’t get a new one until the time is up. This rule isn’t just restricted to Chase, all credit card companies have some rules that limit your ability to get new credit cards.

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[Thenobleone]

Now I see why I was denied with a 764 credit score

[simplyme]

5 credit cards and you want another one lol yeah I would deny you too

[JoeNathan]

I think this is definitely something that they would want you to know.

[Happydeon]

Business cards are exempt from that 5/24 rule

[dthbot]

You seriously don’t need more than 2 credit cards. Really just need 1. This rule should never effect anyone.

[Mikealobaidi]

With Chase transfer your limit from a car to another card and asked to increase the first car limit

[ethanrobertaon]

I have chase debit card and a MasterCard from another bank

[Dash]

Uhm I am 13 so can you explain why you would get 5 credit cards in 2 years thanks😅

[asylumrain]

Why would you want 5 or more credit cards

[Upnorthoutfitters]

If you have 5 credit cards don’t get another one

[ronliebermann]

I'll tell you something funny. When I opened an account at Chase bank, I told them never to allow an overdraft. But then I got overdrafts. So I called the bank and made an appointment to see a "Personal Banker". I was a little worried when he turned out to be black, but I sat down with him anyway, and he spent an hour setting up a "Chase High Security" bank account which he assured me could never experience an overdraft. Today I got an overdraft.