micreyes11 t1_jea0jbk wrote
Reply to comment by Full_Prune7491 in Why are we encouraged to charge everything to a credit card but get penalized for high credit utilization? by New-Row7111
Is it still a hard pull if you get a CL increase this way?
Full_Prune7491 t1_jea10ga wrote
Not sure. People are obsessed with hard pull. Soft pull. Again credit is only important when you need to borrow money. Don’t this when you are applying for a mortgage if you are worried.
bury-me-in-books t1_jedqo3u wrote
I had a bank employee tell me recently that if I wanted more info on the loan I was looking at, they would need to do a hard pull on my credit, and that it would be a 10% hit on my credit score. I'm not sure she was right, but I'm not willing to test that lol. I told her thanks for what info she could give me without the credit check, and then made a mental note to see how much a hard pull would actually affect my score by researching online, without doing one until I had to.
ahj3939 t1_jearbxi wrote
A lot of banks won't do hard pull
Bank of America
Citi
Discover
Capital One
Amex
Wells Fargo
And that's just off the top of my head. Here's another list: https://www.doctorofcredit.com/credit-cards/which-credit-card-companies-do-a-hard-pull-for-a-credit-limit-increase/
Unless you're applying for a mortgage in the next 3-6 months and your scores are already marginal I wouldn't stress a hard pull too much.
ecohen2010 t1_jecdnbn wrote
I have never had a hard pull for any credit limit increase.
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