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Which Credit Cards have the bigger limits
vallumlj
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in Credit cards
Hi I am looking to start up a business and need a credit card.
Can someone please advise which companies normally give the higher limit. I know it's down to each person but there must be some that normally have higher limits.
I am looking for around 7-10k
Thank you
Can someone please advise which companies normally give the higher limit. I know it's down to each person but there must be some that normally have higher limits.
I am looking for around 7-10k
Thank you
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MBNA are anecdotally fairly generous.0
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Tesco Bank surprised me with an almost £8k limit. Mind you it is a bog standard card rather than one of the 0% cards. American Express is usually pretty generous as well.
HSBC is on the other end of the scale, tending to be more risk averse.0 -
Tesco Bank, Barclaycard, MBNA and HSBC have all given me high credit limits (£7500-11000), based upon an annual salary of £45000. Lloyds did too but I bank with them, so I'm not sure whether they are always so generous.0
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MBNA, Barclaycard, Natwest all gave me limits of around 10K to start with.
Others gave me lower limits.
Of course my circumstances weren't exactly the same for each application.0 -
There's a bloke from Nigeria who was offering loans of up to $10,000,000 yesterday on here.
I can pass his details on if that will help?0 -
Deleted_User wrote: »There's a bloke from Nigeria who was offering loans of up to $10,000,000 yesterday on here.
I can pass his details on if that will help?
That's funny. I got a mate in Nigeria who has been trying to give me $1,000,000,000 for the last 20 years or so.
Awfully nice of him .... I just don't have the heart to take it ... he keeps offering though .... bless him.
As for OP question, I think its a bit pot luck for the highest ... MBNA usually good but I'm always slightly bemused at the credit limits I get. There is no pattern it seems and its a bit like opening a Christmas pressie to find out what the credit limit is for each successful application.
Back in the day I have had credit limits of £20k with MBNA - since 0% has made a comeback £10k seems to be the highest down to £2k.0
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