Starting Score: 693 TU FICO, 679 EQ FICO 
That's a spectacular jump for a few months. Good on you. Keep in mind, that the agencies might also lower your score a bit the next time you pull. Credit cards scores are so momentary and are created on the fly whenever they are requested. You MAY see a small decrease or no change the next time, don't be too concerned. Keep you eye focused on the long term (1+ years).
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Misshopeful72 wrote:
He much of a growth should I expect on my credit score over the next year I I pay everything on time? I'm just wondering where my score could be next year!
You can use the score simulator to see what your score will be like if you make payments on time for 12 months, I think that's one of the options.
I love this forum too.. I started at a 605 in March, but, I've already dragged it up to a 655. I'm really hoping to clear 680 when all my cards report $0 balances in a few days. 655 was with every card reporting a balance! lol
I'm curious what the credit boost is once all new accounts are a year old. I think you have a few new accounts too right? I'm looking forward to that score increase myself.
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