It made me think the system was ... was under internal review. The next day, everything updated and now the credit limit shows $4,500 across the board. The frustrating part is: I have no late payments with Navy Federal. There are no collections, charge-offs, bankruptcies, or other negative items on my credit reports. I requested an increase because I ... More on reddit.com

WHAT’S THE 91/3 RULE Lots of people new to NFCU or maybe have been members for a while but never explored the credit card side of things may have heard/seen the “91/3 rule” being mentioned here and there and wondered what it is. Simply put, the 91/3 rule is waiting 91 days and 3 statements between new personal unsecured credit card applications at NFCU from the date of approval (NOT application!). It’s also 91/3 from the date of approval for the first CLI on an existing personal NFCU credit card, then all subsequent CLIs on that card are every 6 months (182 days) thereafter. If you have multiple cards, the 91/3 rule applies to each of them individually. Some notes on 91/3: You can apply for a new credit card AND request a CLI on an existing card(s) after 91/3, UNLESS you’ve already received a CLI on your existing card(s), then you have to wait 6 months as stated above. The advice is to apply for the new card, then the CLI on the existing card(s) in that order, but both can be done at the same time. The rule used to be that the 3 statements had to be FULL statements; however, that seems to have changed recently as several members have been approved for new cards and/or CLIs with just 3 statements, even if the first one was a partial or short statement. Although many have been successful at getting approved for a new card and/or CLI exactly ON day 91, the best advice is to wait until at least day 92 or after to ensure you are meeting NFCU’s 91 day requirement. There have been a few cases where people have gotten approved for multiple cards at the same time or before the 91 day mark. THESE ARE EXCEPTIONS, NOT THE RULE! We don’t work for NFCU and don’t know the specific processes/procedures/rules, the members’ specific circumstances or credit profile info, or how NFCU applied those processes/procedures/rules to those members’ applications. But again, these are very rare examples and shouldn’t be considered normal. The 91/3 rule is definitely applicable in almost all cases. Although each unsecured card has a max limit, don’t expect NFCU to approve CLIs of more than $8,000. Your CLI can be 3x your current credit limit up to $8,000 (whichever is less). **NOTE: YOU CANNOT REQUEST A SPECIFIC AMOUNT FOR YOUR CLI REQUEST 6. The 91/3 rule DOES NOT apply to the nRewards secured card! You can apply for an unsecured card at any time following nRewards card approval; however, whether you get approved or not depends on how significantly your credit profile has improved since you qualified and got approved for the nRewards card. EXAMPLE: If you ONLY qualified for the nRewards because your credit profile is weak and needs work, then you will likely get denied for an unsecured card if you applied shortly after because there hasn’t been enough improvement or time to improve your credit in that short amount of time. 7. If/when your nRewards secured card graduates to the cashRewards unsecured card, NFCU counts that as your first CLI on your new unsecured card. That means your next CLI can’t be requested until the 6-month mark and then every 6 months for all future CLIs. I am a bot, and this action was performed automatically. Please contact the moderators of this subreddit if you have any questions or concerns. More on reddit.com

Yesterday I asked Navy Federal to reduce the interest rate on my card and had it lowered from 18% to 14%, what their representative said was their lowest rate. While I have not paid interest in over 6 months, I figured that it would be better to as now than at some point in the future when ... More on ficoforums.myfico.com

I requested for my Go Rewards & ... went to review. so i automatically sent them a message explaining why i was requesting an increase. have had both cards for over a year. never late. never minimum paid and still no CLI. they replied late last night with this message. Thank you for the continued use of your Navy Federal credit card account. Our records indicate that a credit card limit increase application has been submitted, and is currently under ... More on ficoforums.myfico.com