09-21-2009 04:53 PM
I just checked our FICO for TU and it came back a 697. Experian FAKO was a 714, and EQ was a 667. Who would be the best to use that looks at Transunion or Experien? Also we have a dismissed BK from 2001.
Thanks
09-22-2009 05:54 AM
Someone can correct me if I'm wrong, but I think that Barclay's is an exclusive TU puller.
Is your EQ score a FICO or a FAKO? You may be a very good candidate for a credit union, especially if you make them really happy with a deposit account.
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09-22-2009 06:01 AM
Martndee wrote:I just checked our FICO for TU and it came back a 697. Experian FAKO was a 714, and EQ was a 667. Who would be the best to use that looks at Transunion or Experien? Also we have a dismissed BK from 2001.
Thanks
State Farm uses TU for credit. For insurance they pull EX.
09-22-2009 02:09 PM
Thanks for the information. The Trans Union was an actual FICO score. Does State Farm issue a credit card and does any one have any information on it? Also with State Farm and Barclays....will the 2001 BK affect their decision?
Thanks
09-22-2009 03:07 PM
martndee2 wrote:Thanks for the information. The Trans Union was an actual FICO score. Does State Farm issue a credit card and does any one have any information on it? Also with State Farm and Barclays....will the 2001 BK affect their decision?
Thanks
http://www.statefarm.com/bank/credit_cards/credit_
Not sure if they are BK friendly. I think they do tolerate old late payments.

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