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Good information and nice to know that there is no tapering effect and the score will adjust at the 1 year mark.
I have 19 accounts on my report that yield a 7.5 year AAoA. If I had 3 new CC's, my AAoA would drop to 6.5 years. Research tells me that each of the 3 CC's I'm looking to get will result in only 1 HP on 1 bureau with a end result of 1 additional HP on each bureau (the cards each pull from a different bureau). I only have 1 HP on each bureau now, so that'll raise me to 2 HP's total on each bureau with a 1 year drop in my AAoA. Venture to guess approximately how many points my scores will drop as a result of this?
buffett,
It would be a guess. I would recommend that you sign-up for 1/all of the following:
wallethub
credit karma
credit sesame
Each will give you your TU Vantage 3.0 score. While not a FICO score it will help you track that report (and equifax with CK) for free.
You receive an alert when there is a change in the file including credit pulls.
Score dropped 5 points to 712. I don't know if both pulls were counted. EQ and EX not affected. EX at 707, EQ not known. 4,5,4 hp's registering. 1 scheduled to fall of TU, 2 off EQ in the next few months. No hard pulls planned indefinitely. $40K available credit on 6 credit cards, 1 charge card (AMEX senior gold). Trying to get a student loan dischagred because of disability. Still in grace period.
Spot on. I had numerous inquiries and some didn't make it the full 2 years. My Ex & EQ are still up there a bit but nothing like they were. I was down to 4 on TU. Seems that some only lasted 16-18 months.
@Appleman wrote:buffett,
It would be a guess. I would recommend that you sign-up for 1/all of the following:
wallethub
credit karma
credit sesame
Each will give you your TU Vantage 3.0 score. While not a FICO score it will help you track that report (and equifax with CK) for free.
You receive an alert when there is a change in the file including credit pulls.
Consider credit.com as well - it provides a report summary based on Experian and gives you credit scores based on your EX data for VantageScore 3.0 and Experian's National Equivalency model.