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720ismygoal
Posts: 169
Registered: ‎05-16-2011

Two inquiries about to fall off...

Hi,

 

I have only two inquiries that are about to turn a year old. I just want to know how many points(if any) will my score jump up to? that's it guys, thanks a lot!

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RobertEG
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Registered: ‎03-19-2007

Re: Two inquiries about to fall off...

The effect of inquiries depends upon other information in your credit file.  FICO is not a uniform scoring algorithm for all consumers.

Scoring varies depending upon certain categorizations of your credit file, and the details of those considerations are simply not known.

Hard to say.  Maybe 10 pts or so, but just a blue-sky guess.

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pizzadude
Posts: 6,188
Registered: ‎01-28-2010

Re: Two inquiries about to fall off...


RobertEG wrote:

The effect of inquiries depends upon other information in your credit file.  FICO is not a uniform scoring algorithm for all consumers.

Scoring varies depending upon certain categorizations of your credit file, and the details of those considerations are simply not known.

Hard to say.  Maybe 10 pts or so, but just a blue-sky guess.


+1.  I wouldn't expect a huge jump in your FICO score.

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aussiesareforever
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Registered: ‎10-04-2010

Re: Two inquiries about to fall off...

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Never mind, I read your question wrong. I agree with the other two posters


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