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I have managed to get about 10 inquiries on my Equifax and 6 on my TransUnion file. I joined a credit union because I knew I would be applying for a car loan a few months after opening the account. They ran my credit again at the time I bought the car. I also have inquiries from the 3 revolving accounts I have now. I have one from Quicken Loans I was given misinformation about what credit score I needed so I applied. The other inquiries have been in regards to a move with credit being check for apartment, satellite and internet companies.
Do creditors count the utility ones or is it considered routine.
@Anonymous wrote:I have managed to get about 10 inquiries on my Equifax and 6 on my TransUnion file. I joined a credit union because I knew I would be applying for a car loan a few months after opening the account. They ran my credit again at the time I bought the car. I also have inquiries from the 3 revolving accounts I have now. I have one from Quicken Loans I was given misinformation about what credit score I needed so I applied. The other inquiries have been in regards to a move with credit being check for apartment, satellite and internet companies.
Do creditors count the utility ones or is it considered routine.
From a scoring standpoint, all are equal, but certain ones, like auto and mortgage, will allow for "rate shopping" and multiple inquiries will be scored as one if they fall within a two week period.
As for creditors looking at a file, each one is going to have their own specific criteria they look for.