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Income Requirement for Union Bank Platinum Credit Card?
My credit score is good (780), and I have cards open with all the major banks (Chase, US Bank, Capital One, BofA, etc), but no cards with Union Bank.
I'm between jobs at the moment, so I have no income. Will that be a deal breaker to get this card?
(I'm assuming they'll ask me to prove my income at the branch? Not sure).
I have to apply in person at the branch for the Platinum card, which I want to get for their $0 balance transfer fee for 6 months, and also 0% intro APR for 15 months.
Would help me a lot at the moment to move my debt around before I can get back on my feet with income.