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Elite High Credit Limit Credit Cards Program for Excellent Credit

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Elite High Credit Limit Credit Cards for Excellent Credit

Having a hard time getting funding for your startup or low-revenue business?

Are you in a high-risk industry such as real estate which lenders tend to avoid? elite high credit limit credit cards for excellent credit

Are you in the medical field and now discover that banks are not loaning to you as easily as before?

In today’s post we are going to show you how to tap into the power of bundling multiple high limit credit cards (credit card stacking) to finance your business with our Elite High Credit Limit Credit Cards Program.

Before we get started it’s important to understand that this program caters to individuals with excellent credit and solid income with a need for $100k or more in funding. With this program the maximum combined credit limits can go up to $250k but our average credit limit approvals for clients are $125-$200k.

But what if you need cash?

No problem, the good news is if you need cash most cards can be converted to cash at a 0% rate for 12-18 months. Now there is a 1-2% fee to pull cash from cards with our program but let me ask you this.

Where can you borrow cash at 1-2%?
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How to Get the Best High Limit Credit Cards

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Best High Limit Credit Cards

As a business owner I’m sure you’re aware that one of the key reasons businesses fail is lack of access to working capital.  The fact is gaining access to unsecured business financing is one of the most difficult challenges for business owners. For the most part it’s a guessing game because you simply don’t know what each credit card issuer’s underwriting requirements are and which credit reporting agency they pull from. best high limit credit cards

Did you know there are only several big banks (Chase, Capital One, Bank of America, Elan, Citi, Barclays, American Express) but there are hundreds of cards across these big banks with different underwriting criteria across each of those cards?

In fact, there are over 100 banks/issuers alone under Elan. Elan is the biggest underwriter but you rarely see their name on anything. Apart from the big banks, there are actually hundreds of banks if you count credit unions and regional banks too.

Industry and location are also a big factor. Do you know which regional bank cards and which specific cards under the big banks to combine to maximize your credit approvals?
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