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Save score or money

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Creditaddict
Legendary Contributor

Re: Save score or money

1.  Well you have a 744 Score if that's up to date so I don't know why you would be very concerned about score unless you are trying to close on a mortgage.

2.  How much are we talking on original purchase, because that 6 months is accrued.... but this Fab. BT is it free transfer or 3,4%? That could take away savings.

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drkaje
Senior Contributor

Re: Save score or money

@ca,

It's a no fee BT.

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emptypockets
Valued Contributor

Re: Save score or money


@Walt_K wrote:

The answer is always money.  The only time the answer is score is if you have an application like an auto loan or mortgage coming up where you need extra points to get a better rate.  And you want that better rate to save money, so the answer is still money.


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drkaje
Senior Contributor

Re: Save score or money

Short term, 6 to 8 months, I'd be better positioned for a CLI if willing to suck it up in the BillMeLater account.

No mortgage but do need a car within 2 months.

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