I’m almost at the CC end game. Have about 5 more chase cards then I’m doubling up on more plattys and boa pre’s. I should b completely done by my 15 year mark
@@DCGEMINI202 nice! BofA has stopped me at 2 PRE’s. That could change, but they say I have enough credit limit that they won’t approve another card. It’s okay, I’ve gotten enough credit cards that I’m satisfied. Yep, Gotta get those plattys, it’s a game changer. Which Chase cards do you want
@ marriott card (to upgrade) United infinite CIU CIC (only for sub) Ihg premier After that I’ll get the boa pre and citi AA card Then more plattys. After that im done ✅
My man Noble I get it that this is an estimate and that you were doing numbers in your head however I think it would’ve been better if you had been more conservative with your numbers because for one you listed the top of the top hotels and you rounded all of them up to $1000 not everyone is gonna stay at those type of high-end properties And also you added the Walmart $155 credit times 10 per year when you’re only gonna use one of those because you’re not gonna have 10 Walmart accounts so again I get the point, but I think you should’ve done your numbers a little bit more conservatively in my opinionthanks bro
@@andreeldridge8457 oh yeah I 10x’d the Walmart+ credit that was a mistake, good catch. As far as the high end hotels go, you shouldn’t waste your free night at a Hampton inn or something like that, make sure it’s an SLH, a Conrad, a Waldorf, an LXR, a Hilton resort etc. one thing that I quasi-factored in too was the hotel status upgrades that you’ll get. Those also entitle you to food in hotel lounges as well in conjunction with better more expensive rooms. as far as being on the money with the numbers, while I overdid the Walmart+, there are probably numbers that I didn’t put such as the value of centurion lounge or the digital entertainment credit or the Clear credit so it probably cancels out at the end. The theme is still the same though
@@SerJonMr I think I said it in the video but maybe not, but every 91 days. So you should be able to get all of your platinums within 1.5 years if you get 6 platinums 2 golds and 2 greens that you upgrade to platinums after a year
Hey so I’ve been getting told by others around me and including an MTI Instructor (while I was in BMT, I just got out) that you are able to get the Amex platinum and/or Chase Sapphire Reserve etc without having to have the best in the world credit like someone normally would. Can you give me details on that? I’m active duty AF in tech school
@@isaiahnieves you can get the platinum without the best credit, I recommend having over a 720 but a 650 might do it for you. As for the sapphire reserve, you’re going to need excellent credit. Don’t take this as you can have terrible credit, that would be inaccurate, you just don’t have to have perfect credit to get some of the best credit cards
@ yeah my credit is actually really good for someone at 18 years old. It’s over 720. I’m just wondering how would go to actually get the sapphire reserve at my age despite having less than 1 year of length of credit? Or would that just not be doable and would be an automatic decline?
@ yeah you’ll have insufficient credit history to be approved for a chase card at such a young age. I recommend having that Navy Federal cash rewards plus card, letting it your credit history age, then applying for the sapphire reserve. Another option you have is to get a no annual fee credit card that you can later upgrade to a high end card such as a Bank of America customized cash card, request credit limit increases until you get above a $10,000 credit limit then upgrade that card. You should be able to do this with the Chase Freedom Rise as well, open a checking account and put atleast $250 in the account, make sure the checking account doesn’t charge fees. You have options, they’re just more preparatory at your age
@ I’ve had a capital one secured platinum card since Dec last year and have had good spending habits with it and built up history with it. Finally graduated to unsecured mid Dec while I was at basic training. About to have 1 year of history next month. Maybe just go with a freedom unlimited instead before heading into wanting the sapphire reserve? I had this plan already set before but started questioning when I heard about what I said before
@ yeah I mentioned in the video that you could try to begin with the freedom unlimited if you have atleast a year of credit history. This will let you setup a multiple sapphire reserve setup later on, so it just delays the gratification a bit.
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I’m almost at the CC end game. Have about 5 more chase cards then I’m doubling up on more plattys and boa pre’s. I should b completely done by my 15 year mark
@@DCGEMINI202 nice! BofA has stopped me at 2 PRE’s. That could change, but they say I have enough credit limit that they won’t approve another card. It’s okay, I’ve gotten enough credit cards that I’m satisfied.
Yep, Gotta get those plattys, it’s a game changer. Which Chase cards do you want
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marriott card (to upgrade)
United infinite
CIU
CIC (only for sub)
Ihg premier
After that I’ll get the boa pre and citi AA card
Then more plattys.
After that im done ✅
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My man Noble I get it that this is an estimate and that you were doing numbers in your head however I think it would’ve been better if you had been more conservative with your numbers because for one you listed the top of the top hotels and you rounded all of them up to $1000 not everyone is gonna stay at those type of high-end properties And also you added the Walmart $155 credit times 10 per year when you’re only gonna use one of those because you’re not gonna have 10 Walmart accounts so again I get the point, but I think you should’ve done your numbers a little bit more conservatively in my opinionthanks bro
@@andreeldridge8457 oh yeah I 10x’d the Walmart+ credit that was a mistake, good catch. As far as the high end hotels go, you shouldn’t waste your free night at a Hampton inn or something like that, make sure it’s an SLH, a Conrad, a Waldorf, an LXR, a Hilton resort etc. one thing that I quasi-factored in too was the hotel status upgrades that you’ll get. Those also entitle you to food in hotel lounges as well in conjunction with better more expensive rooms.
as far as being on the money with the numbers, while I overdid the Walmart+, there are probably numbers that I didn’t put such as the value of centurion lounge or the digital entertainment credit or the Clear credit so it probably cancels out at the end. The theme is still the same though
Good video! What is the frequency you or player two has applied for the platinums? Have you noticed any cooldown period between applications?
@@SerJonMr I think I said it in the video but maybe not, but every 91 days. So you should be able to get all of your platinums within 1.5 years if you get 6 platinums 2 golds and 2 greens that you upgrade to platinums after a year
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Hey so I’ve been getting told by others around me and including an MTI Instructor (while I was in BMT, I just got out) that you are able to get the Amex platinum and/or Chase Sapphire Reserve etc without having to have the best in the world credit like someone normally would. Can you give me details on that? I’m active duty AF in tech school
@@isaiahnieves you can get the platinum without the best credit, I recommend having over a 720 but a 650 might do it for you. As for the sapphire reserve, you’re going to need excellent credit. Don’t take this as you can have terrible credit, that would be inaccurate, you just don’t have to have perfect credit to get some of the best credit cards
@ yeah my credit is actually really good for someone at 18 years old. It’s over 720. I’m just wondering how would go to actually get the sapphire reserve at my age despite having less than 1 year of length of credit? Or would that just not be doable and would be an automatic decline?
@ yeah you’ll have insufficient credit history to be approved for a chase card at such a young age. I recommend having that Navy Federal cash rewards plus card, letting it your credit history age, then applying for the sapphire reserve. Another option you have is to get a no annual fee credit card that you can later upgrade to a high end card such as a Bank of America customized cash card, request credit limit increases until you get above a $10,000 credit limit then upgrade that card. You should be able to do this with the Chase Freedom Rise as well, open a checking account and put atleast $250 in the account, make sure the checking account doesn’t charge fees. You have options, they’re just more preparatory at your age
@ I’ve had a capital one secured platinum card since Dec last year and have had good spending habits with it and built up history with it. Finally graduated to unsecured mid Dec while I was at basic training. About to have 1 year of history next month. Maybe just go with a freedom unlimited instead before heading into wanting the sapphire reserve? I had this plan already set before but started questioning when I heard about what I said before
@ yeah I mentioned in the video that you could try to begin with the freedom unlimited if you have atleast a year of credit history. This will let you setup a multiple sapphire reserve setup later on, so it just delays the gratification a bit.
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