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What's an HP? I'm new to the terms and abbreviations and the only thing I know about an HP is the deskjet.
HP is a hard pull. A hard inquiry on either of your 3 credit reports.
I agree, we really need a thread stickied for all the acronyms thrown out on the forums.
@Anonymous wrote:HP is a hard pull. A hard inquiry on either of your 3 credit reports.
I agree, we really need a thread stickied for all the acronyms thrown out on the forums.
There is one under "Helpful Threads," but it may not be easy for some members to find; see NewGuy's post below for the link.
We do use a lot of abbreviations around here!
Ask and ye shall receive...
http://ficoforums.myfico.com/t5/User-Guidelines-General/Common-Abbreviations/m-p/88458
HP= Hard Pull also known as a hard inquiry.. When a potential creditor checks your credit, they use either a hard pull or a soft pull. Both give the credit the same information but the hard pull impacts your credit score and can cause a credit score to drop. These hard pulls need to be limited as much as possible but almost always will occur when you apply for new credit. The soft pulls are usually creditors checking on your file either to potentially offer you credit or monitor the credit that they have already given you. Hope this helps.
@Anonymous wrote:What's an HP? I'm new to the terms and abbreviations and the only thing I know about an HP is the deskjet.
Hard pull
and here you go
http://ficoforums.myfico.com/t5/Rebuilding-Your-Credit/Guide-To-Common-Abbreviations/td-p/224988
No one went for the obvious computer joke?
Get it together, guys.
Hard Pull