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How do things age?

My 150 day delinquencies with Sallie Mae are about 10 months old.  Does my credit score improve slightly with each passing month as the delinquencies age, or will there be a small 'jump' in score when they have aged a full year?  Does anyone know just how aging works?  ALSO... I have heard the term "rebucketed"...what does that mean?  Thanks for your thoughts.
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Anonymous
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Re: How do things age?

Yep-
You should go up a few points every month with clean payments
I saw a little bump at 12 months and I am eagerly awaiting my 2 year mark.

heather76 wrote:
My 150 day delinquencies with Sallie Mae are about 10 months old.  Does my credit score improve slightly with each passing month as the delinquencies age, or will there be a small 'jump' in score when they have aged a full year?  Does anyone know just how aging works?  ALSO... I have heard the term "rebucketed"...what does that mean?  Thanks for your thoughts.



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Thanks for the info...know anything about rebucketing?  Is that a real thing, and if so, what is it?
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Re: How do things age?

Rebucketing=
 
There are currently 10 "Buckets or scorecards-
2 negative and 8 positive-
 
It breaks up peers based on similar characteristics
 
Age of file, applying for credit, public record, collections,
How you are assigned to the group is VERY  unknown and treated as a FICO trade secret- so there is no documentation .
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Anonymous
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Re: How do things age?

ahhhh  I see....or rather I don't see.....hahaha!  In other words, I shouldn't bother troubling myself with this, I suppose.  Thanks!
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