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Jesse Dickens
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Denver, CO
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Has anyone used Credit Stacking to build business credit?

Jesse Dickens
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Denver, CO
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I'm looking into the Credit Stacking program that Jack McColl runs. Looking for any reviews from previous students. 

It's a program that helps/teaches you how to access business credit to fund your business endeavors. Most of those lines of credit start with 12-18 months of 0% APR, and the idea is that you can just apply for new cards once that introductory period is up.

Great concept. I just want to see how it's worked for people who have actually gone through it. 

Thanks in advance

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Luka Milicevic
  • Real Estate Agent
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Luka Milicevic
  • Real Estate Agent
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Quote from @Jesse Dickens:

I'm looking into the Credit Stacking program that Jack McColl runs. Looking for any reviews from previous students. 

It's a program that helps/teaches you how to access business credit to fund your business endeavors. Most of those lines of credit start with 12-18 months of 0% APR, and the idea is that you can just apply for new cards once that introductory period is up.

Great concept. I just want to see how it's worked for people who have actually gone through it. 

Thanks in advance


 You can only pay for stuff that actually accepts CCs. Don't think you can take out a cash advance without paaying interest. So there's some limit to this availability of funds.

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