How can they find out?Card keeps nagging me to update my income and they will raise my limit. Just made me wonder if they find out I retire will they lower it?
Card keeps nagging me to update my income and they will raise my limit.
I was wondering about all the prompts to "update" my income information, too.
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Maybe the credit reporting agencies have flagged my reduced income in retirement?
I have not experienced a change in my credit card limits because of retiring. The only reduction in a limit was made by Capital One earlier this year. The reason given was that my use of the card is so trivial (my word, not theirs), that they don't see the need for such a high limit. Interestingly, a month afterward they introduced their ENO system for on-line purchases and I am now using the card much more than I was.
I applied for a increase on my Fidelity 2% rebate card ($9.5k limit) a couple of months ago and was denied. The reason I got was something like they didn't have my last year's tax return or something. It was an interesting response since I also had Fidelity's 1% rebate card with $20k limit at the time. So my response to them denying my request was to cancel the 1% rebate card which I wasn't using anyway.
I applied for a increase on my Fidelity 2% rebate card ($9.5k limit) a couple of months ago and was denied. The reason I got was something like they didn't have my last year's tax return or something. It was an interesting response since I also had Fidelity's 1% rebate card with $20k limit at the time. So my response to them denying my request was to cancel the 1% rebate card which I wasn't using anyway.
I don't think so because I'm still working and my income has not reduced and I get those pop ups too. (I don't respond to the pop ups)But I'm also curious to see how long I can keep clicking "not now" before one of them escalates the question. And why they've all suddenly started doing this. Maybe the credit reporting agencies have flagged my reduced income in retirement?
Nope, I have an Amex Blue card and I get those pop ups asking me to update my income.As an aside, is Chase the only company suddenly asking about updating incomes? That's the only company bugging us.
You might have tried transferring some of the credit from the
$20k card to the $9.5k card...