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On the left, are these MY fico scores or are they common scores need to be approved for the things they have listed?
Those are the dominant pulls for the FICO Business unit is my understanding; namely, this is what they see lenders pulling for the account type in question.
They are the same scores the lenders would see for those different versions; it may not match identically but it's better than anything else we have available as consumers currently.
@Anonymous wrote:
On the left, are these MY fico scores or are they common scores need to be approved for the things they have listed?
In short, yes those are your scores. FICO® Score 3B products offered at myFICO include the 19 FICO Score versions most widely used by lenders -- including prior base FICO® Score versions as well as industry-specific auto and bankcard versions. We provide these scores so that you have a better understanding of your credit picture and so that you can be better prepared for your next loan. You can learn more about FICO Score versions here: http://www.myfico.com/CreditEducation/FICO-Score-Versions.aspx.
Why is it that when I get an alert and my score goes up or down, the only one affected is the FICO 8 and the others never move? Are those only updated monthly (those being the mortgage and auto etc.)?
@Anonymous wrote:Why is it that when I get an alert and my score goes up or down, the only one affected is the FICO 8 and the others never move? Are those only updated monthly (those being the mortgage and auto etc.)?
They're only updated when you pull a new report.