What kind of score increase can I expect

[Anonymous]

i have 8 hard pull inquiries that are going to be 2 years old in 3 days for which I am expecting them to fall off. That will put me at 6 inquiries on my experian credit report. Are those 8 inquiries affecting my score? Or are they too old to even be considered into my credit score? The reason they are all expiring on the same day is I applied for about 6 credit cards in one day, to not have a bunch of spread out inquiries. But anyways im hoping to see an increase in my score hopefully

[Anonymous]

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@Anonymous wrote:

i have 8 hard pull inquiries that are going to be 2 years old in 3 days for which I am expecting them to fall off. That will put me at 6 inquiries on my experian credit report. Are those 8 inquiries affecting my score? Or are they too old to even be considered into my credit score? The reason they are all expiring on the same day is I applied for about 6 credit cards in one day, to not have a bunch of spread out inquiries. But anyways im hoping to see an increase in my score hopefully

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Won't affect your Fico score at all.  After a year an inquiry has no effect on your score.  They can make a difference on a manual review for credit but won't change your score.

[Anonymous]

Aslo, don't expect them to fall off your Experian score right at 24 months.  With Experian it usually takes an extra month for them to disappear from your reports.

[takeshi74]

Inquiries are generally a small factor anyway despite the obsession over them.  Those who have thin and/or weaker credit profiles can see a bigger impact from inquiries but it's not really the inquiries themselves so much as the credit profile.