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FretlessMayhem wrote:
They stay on the report for 2 years but lose negative effects after 1 year.
If you are seeing this on a report from MyFICO, it doesn't mean those INQs are actually gone. MyFICO reports only show you INQs from the last year, because those reports only tend to show you items that directly affect your FICO score, which INQs stop doing after only one year.
Scamp wrote:
FretlessMayhem wrote:
They stay on the report for 2 years but lose negative effects after 1 year.For what it's worth, I had 2 hard inqs from 03/07 disappear from my EX this month (03/08) - just pulled all 3 reports, noticed those were gone. Had a 15-point increase in score on EX as well, between Feb and March - figured it was partly those inq's falling off, maybe partly due to the 2 cards I got from those inqs hitting one-year anny and oldest card hitting 2-year.And for some reason, ALL my inqs are on EX - no idea why, but partly because of that, EX is my lowest score. Others are about 15 points higher.
@Red1Blue wrote:I have 46 hard inq's on my EX and I stopped counting after they crossed number 22.