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ChrisGA43 wrote:
I've noticed from peoples signatures who post on this site that their scores really havent went up all that much since posting their beginning scores
Is it also possible that I'll face a rebucket once the only derog drops from my TU and EQ reports? Or does account age require more than a year of history before that would occur?
marty56 wrote:
ChrisGA43 wrote:
I've noticed from peoples signatures who post on this site that their scores really havent went up all that much since posting their beginning scoresAt some point, we all hit a scoring wall where we have to wait for time to pass. This could be for accounts to age or derog information to fall off or even our ability to get new credit. I am very to close to that scoring wall now.
@ChrisGA43 wrote:
....Is it also possible that I'll face a rebucket once the only derog drops from my TU and EQ reports? Or does account age require more than a year of history before that would occur?
@haulingthescoreup wrote:
@ChrisGA43 wrote:
....Is it also possible that I'll face a rebucket once the only derog drops from my TU and EQ reports? Or does account age require more than a year of history before that would occur?
Very good question! I believe that you're in the very new credit bucket (don't know the exact name), and I think it's driven by age rather than by the presence of derogs. So you could get a score change, but I doubt that there would be a re-bucketing.
@Anonymous wrote:It has been theorized, from ScoreWatch notices from some of the members on this board, that there is an approximately 0-2 year bucket, then a 2-5 ish bucket, then a 5-??? bucket, and then one at 12+ and probably 19+.You will be in a "newer" credit bucket for some time though you can have a 760 score in the 2-5 year theorized bucket if you have optimized the factors that go into FICO scoring. At this point you will be getting within a quarter of a point of of the most favorable rate if your income, job history, reserves, and debt to income ratio are all appropriate for the loan.