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Hello all,
I have read quite a bit on here that capital one is one of the esiest credit cards to get after a chapter 7, even if you included them in your chapter 7. I have been discharged for a couple months now, and have a secured card i opened the day i got discharged. I tried a pre-approval at capital one and its saying denied becasue of a previous charge off. Has anyone experienced this? How long should i wait before i try to apply again?
Im not looking to open a bunch of cards and get back into debt but i am trying to open a couple to start rebuilding my credit.
@heyitsdan03 wrote:Hello all,
I have read quite a bit on here that capital one is one of the esiest credit cards to get after a chapter 7, even if you included them in your chapter 7. I have been discharged for a couple months now, and have a secured card i opened the day i got discharged. I tried a pre-approval at capital one and its saying denied becasue of a previous charge off. Has anyone experienced this? How long should i wait before i try to apply again?
Im not looking to open a bunch of cards and get back into debt but i am trying to open a couple to start rebuilding my credit.
From other sources I have heard if you burned CapOne you need to wait a year before being approved for another card. I was in your shoes four years ago and just leveraged my secured card for all it was worth before applying for an second card which was unsecured, and then three months later a third card, also unsecured. My suggestion would be for you to let your current card age a bit, join a credit union, and apply for one of their cards.
Cap 1 used to be very BK friendly years ago. When I filed in 2014, and burned them, I recieved two QS within 2 months of disch. Both with generous 3k limits. As mentioned, its typically one year post disch to get back in. Still bk friendly , albeit a waiting period.