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I keep reading gardenign or in the garden, one can only assume its a way to increase credit score, but can some one explain or point me to some reading about what this whole thign is about?
I did a google search and came up with nothing
@Jmoney6 wrote:I keep reading gardenign or in the garden, one can only assume its a way to increase credit score, but can some one explain or point me to some reading about what this whole thign is about?
I did a google search and came up with nothing
Gardening is a term used here to allow new TLs to grow, to allow inq's and/or baddies to age off your CR's. Here's the thread for the Garden Club:
http://ficoforums.myfico.com/t5/Credit-Cards/Garden-Club-Meeting-March-2014/td-p/2866651
@09Lexie wrote:
@Jmoney6 wrote:I keep reading gardenign or in the garden, one can only assume its a way to increase credit score, but can some one explain or point me to some reading about what this whole thign is about?
I did a google search and came up with nothing
Gardening is a term used here to allow new TLs to grow, to allow inq's and/or baddies to age off your CR's. Here's the thread for the Garden Club:
http://ficoforums.myfico.com/t5/Credit-Cards/Garden-Club-Meeting-March-2014/td-p/2866651
Come on over to the Garden Club! It is a place where people who don't want to app can go without having to read about everyone being approved for new credit. Basically, it is a mix of credit talk and a bunch of friends just chatting and having fun. You are welcome to stop by!
Basically, it's that span o0f your life that sits between each credit card application.
Nothing special.
Thanks
It's part rehab part social club for those that are working on their credit or credit scores by either cleaning up bad info on their reports OR letting their current accounts age and not applying for new tradelines or credit.
We are always happy to have everyone
"Gardening" is basically claiming you're done apping for new cards and that you're not gonna app for anything for the next X number of years and then suddenly "fall out of the garden" two weeks later because you couldn't resist the temptation to app for a shiny new card and blaming said app on excessive alcohol consumption (which technically makes it a "drapp" instead of an app)