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@EmmyWannabeOrman wrote:
Checked my free Walmart fico score and it's a 646 but my Equifax fico score purchased here is a 617 and my transunion fico score purchased here is 645, which should I go with? Walmart and myfico's fico score is a one point differential... Hmmm
3 different CB's
Walmart is a TU score
@EmmyWannabeOrman wrote:
How come my Equifax score is so low? It has the same info as the Transunion's
3 different CB's 3 different scoring algorithms
We all hate it too
EQ throught time has always been my lowest score
@myjourney wrote:
@EmmyWannabeOrman wrote:
How come my Equifax score is so low? It has the same info as the Transunion's3 different CB's 3 different scoring algorithms
We all hate it too
EQ throught time has always been my lowest score
mine is direct opposite my eq score is by far the highest by at least 20 points. Also the walmart and myfico TU scores are two different versions of TU.
@EmmyWannabeOrman wrote:
Checked my free Walmart fico score and it's a 646 but my Equifax fico score purchased here is a 617 and my transunion fico score purchased here is 645, which should I go with? Walmart and myfico's fico score is a one point differential... Hmmm
It's not three different CBs three different FICO scores. It's three different CBs 49 different FICO scores.
The one you pulled from Walmart is FICO 08 Classic and is relevant to majority of credit card applications these days.
The EQ from MyFICO is FICO 04 Classic, an older version. Thus, the difference. For mortgage, FICO 04 Classic is the one that matters.
The TU from MyFICO is FICO 98 Classic, an even older version that no one uses AFAIK.
I would argue that the two scores that matters the most are FICO 04 Classic (any of the three CBs, doesn't matter as long as your CRs look the same) and FICO 08 Classic (any of the three CBs).
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