Krish

Not just NFCU, every bank will do this when you default on their credit products they can go to non-retirements accounts and grab them.

Sue you can, there will not be any restriction. But you cannot transfer balances between two cards that are issued by the same bank.

I got the same email and I have cash rewards. It says to open a platinum card AND transfer your balance.

Your offer is different and mine was for a new card.

After reading the email I got, I think it is on a new card application, not the existing card. -----------Here is the email wording.... As a valued Navy Federal cardholder, you can achieve financial victory with a 0% intro APR on balance transfers for 12 months. After that, a variable APR between 7.99% and 18% applies. Just open a Navy Federal Platinum credit card and transfer your balance from another lender.

Identical to what you have except, I a max 2100 for credit card offers, since my current penfed is at 47,900 limit.

2018 - 0 new approvals and a couple of auto CLI increases. Not hoping for any apps in 2019 either.

Appropriate for the crime. I love it.

Once ACU visa platinum, 2.5% cb for $55. I am planning to give that a boot soon.

$0 since Oct on gifts for anyone.

I was able to login and pull up my tri-report with FICOs as I was due yesterday. Will wait to see how much they charge and when I can pull next Tri-reports.

FICO09 for the past several months.

Thanks for the heads-up on the cash advance. That is sneaky to convert a purchase on Credit card to cash advance. I will send money before I buy the policy.

@CV: I dont mind phone tagging as Route 66 is considered the best when dealing with extended warranty. Also, let me know how you got in touch with them to get the policy? By phone I suppose?

My BMW just ran out of 4 year factory warranty and was thinking of getting extended warranty and I remember penfed offers this warranty from Route 66. Does anyone have any experience?