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What Does '5/24 Rule' Mean?

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An unofficial Chase credit card policy denying most new card approvals to applicants who have opened five or more cards (from any bank) in the past 24 months, a core constraint churners plan their entire card-opening strategy around.

REAL-WORLD EXAMPLE

"Held off applying for that Chase card because I'm still under 5/24, need two more months."

LORE & ORIGIN

Long-standing, widely documented rule within the credit-card churning and points community, named directly after its threshold since Chase itself never officially confirmed the exact rule.

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2015
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2026 (Credit Card Churning)
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