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Re: Working my Rebuild!

Another data point - I just confirmed that as expected both the auto loan and the CLOC used the same credit pull - I call that excellent mileage for a HP Smiley Very Happy

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@Anonymous wrote:

Another data point - I just confirmed that as expected both the auto loan and the CLOC used the same credit pull - I call that excellent mileage for a HP Smiley Very Happy


Good stuff!

 

Which bureau? I've heard they can bounce around. They pulled TU for my membership but I'd much prefer EQ when I app for a credit card next week.  LOL.

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Re: Working my Rebuild!


@Anonymous wrote:

@Anonymous wrote:

Another data point - I just confirmed that as expected both the auto loan and the CLOC used the same credit pull - I call that excellent mileage for a HP Smiley Very Happy


Good stuff!

 

Which bureau? I've heard they can bounce around. They pulled TU for my membership but I'd much prefer EQ when I app for a credit card next week.  LOL.


The consumer loan department (which handles the auto loan and CLOC) uses EQ 100% of the time.  It's the CC dept that can vary between TU and EQ (or even EX if you freeze TU and EQ [not recommended - they're just as likely to simply ask you to unfreeze the report they want]).  Sadly, my recent data point will not help you with your CC aspirations (although they did pull EQ for my CC last August, for what it's worth).

 

And let's be clear - it is ONLY with the consumer loan dept that one can expect to combine a HP - in my case the specific combination of Auto loan and CLOC.

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Re: Working my Rebuild!


@Anonymous wrote:

@Anonymous wrote:

@Anonymous wrote:

Another data point - I just confirmed that as expected both the auto loan and the CLOC used the same credit pull - I call that excellent mileage for a HP Smiley Very Happy


Good stuff!

 

Which bureau? I've heard they can bounce around. They pulled TU for my membership but I'd much prefer EQ when I app for a credit card next week.  LOL.


The consumer loan department (which handles the auto loan and CLOC) uses EQ 100% of the time.  It's the CC dept that can vary between TU and EQ (or even EX if you freeze TU and EQ [not recommended - they're just as likely to simply ask you to unfreeze the report they want]).  Sadly, my recent data point will not help you with your CC aspirations (although they did pull EQ for my CC last August, for what it's worth).

 

And let's be clear - it is ONLY with the consumer loan dept that one can expect to combine a HP - in my case the specific combination of Auto loan and CLOC.


Thanks and good to know.  I had wondered about the combined HP because I didn't think they ever did that.

 

I plan on applying for CLOC and a CC, so can at least take advantage of my higher EQ score on CLOC and will just hope I get lucky on the CC.

 

 

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Since the auto loan voucher is in my pocket, I figured "What the heck?  let's roll the dice and get PenFed rolling - Score!

 

$5000 on the new Power Cash Rewards - my first 2% card! Smiley Very Happy

 

Now to park $500 in the PenFed checking account to keep it fee-free and gradually shift my non-amazon spending over...This rebuild is looking marvelous!

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Congratulations on the new card bud! My goal is to get a PenFed card in June when I go on a spree if I can stay disciplined. FYI on the checking acct, I've been able to get 3 of my fees waived just by calling and inquiring about it. Just say you're setting up direct deposit with work and boom. Looks like you're making the right moves, keep it going!
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In other news, we called today to cancel DW's Credit One card - They advsd the account isn't set to start the next year's AF until June, and "they will evaluate at that time whether to charge an AF", and they offered a $21 statement credit not to cancel...So we kept it open for now, with a -$21 balance. Smiley Tongue

 

Reminder set on my calendar for the first week of May to revisit cancelling the sucker

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So my new car shopping did not go as successfully as I had hoped.  I'm a bit above-average sized, and it turns out that in order to buy a vehicle that fits I would have to pay about $10,000 more than my budget allows.  Fortunately my current vehicle fits just fine so I called Navy to see if we could convert my new car loan into a used car loan...

 

They said yes, and apparently used the same pull!

 

Loan Amount:   $15,937.32

Rate:                3.79%

Term:                60 months

Payment:          $292.63

 

I EVEN GOT BETTER TERMS!!!

 

Navy has made me a customer for life - the service on every call was A+, and even when I threw them this curve ball, they aced it!

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Congratulations TygerHawke! I'm glad Navy Fed continues to excel in their customer service (I'm a new member) and you were able to work out a deal that works well for you. Win for everyone!
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Surprise Update!

 

I got a little surprise when I logged into My Amazon Store Card account today - they doubled my credit limit to $2,400 on an Auto CLI!

 

Thank you Synchrony! Smiley Very Happy

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