Chip Lupo, Credit Card Writer
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Yes, the Caesars Credit Card does a hard inquiry on your credit report when you apply. A hard inquiry usually results in a slight decrease in an applicant's credit score, but the effect only lasts for a short period of time. The hard inquiry allows Comenity to determine your credit risk and ultimately decide whether you’ll be approved for an account.
The Caesars Credit Card requires good credit to be approved. You can check your credit score by signing up for a free WalletHub account.
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What credit score do you need for the Caesars Credit Card?
The credit score that you need for the Caesars Credit Card is 700 or higher. That means you need at least good credit for approval. To get this card, you must also be a member of the Caesars Rewards Program, which requires you to be at least 21 years old. You also need to be a U.S. resident to be eligible for the Caesars Credit Card.
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read full answer by Bogdan Roberts, Credit Cards ModeratorAre there any credit cards that don't do a hard inquiry?
Yes, there are credit cards that don’t do a hard inquiry on your credit report when you apply. These no-credit-check credit cards generally require a security deposit to open the account, usually in addition to an annual fee, and they are not common.
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read full answer by Chip Lupo, Credit Card WriterDoes applying for a credit card hurt your credit score?
Applying for a credit card does hurt your credit score, but your score should only drop a few points and rebound within 3-6 months if you use your credit card responsibly. The longest the hard inquiry from a credit card application can affect your score is 12 months. After that, it will still be visible on your credit report for another year but will have no influence on your score.
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