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  1. Anonymous Guest

    If I have a United Mileage Plus card from Chase with a large credit line, and I get a CSP card(new so I get the bonus), could I eventually transfer my credit line to the CSP card because I understand that it is a much better card and would like to transition to it, but I don’t wan to give up the credit line.

  2. Anonymous Guest

    If I have a United mileage plus credit card with a large credit line, and I sign up for a new Chase Saphire Prefered card, could I eventually transfer the credit line to the new card? I know the Saphire is a much better card, but the credit line in the mileage plus card is not something I want to give up.

  3. No Name Member

    Hello Newtothis.

    Have you tried simply calling Chase and asking if it would be possible to move the credit line if you get a new card?

  4. Gaurav Community Ambassador

    Newtothis the Doctor of Credit blog has a good series of resources about the intricacies of different card issuers. Per this [URL]http://www.doctorofcredit.com/18-things-everybody-should-know-about-chase/[/URL] credit reallocation below $35,000 should be easy without a hard pull. I find this easiest to do on a reconsideration call where the reps seem to have greater leeway to make changes. If you get automatically approved you can call in and request the reallocation.

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