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simplegirl
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Just for Data Points

I applied for USAA and Penfed just to see what scores they pulled and of course i knew i would be denied but still wanted to know where i would stand for when i do apply for them. So:

USAA pulls Fico3 which is a score only with Experian and it is a score for credit cards.

Penfed pulls Auto Fico9 through Equifax

Also i live in Texas so this maybe only for Texas who knows..but now i know for when i apply again what scores to focus on growing.

 








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Re: Just for Data Points


@simplegirl wrote:

I applied for USAA and Penfed just to see what scores they pulled and of course i knew i would be denied but still wanted to know where i would stand for when i do apply for them. So:

USAA pulls Fico3 which is a score only with Experian and it is a score for credit cards.

Penfed pulls Auto Fico9 through Equifax

Also i live in Texas so this maybe only for Texas who knows..but now i know for when i apply again what scores to focus on growing.

 


@simplegirl yes, USAA uses Score 3, no score 3 is a classic Score; it has its own bankcard and car loan variants. 


Do you know which version, classic or bankcard USAA pulled? I believe it's classic.  

 

(You can tell the difference by the max score, 850 and 900 respectively. And it's mislabeled in Experian's app, but you wouldn't believe the responses I got when I tried to give them a heads up on that.)

 

thank you for the data points

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simplegirl
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Re: Just for Data Points


@Anonymous wrote:

@simplegirl wrote:

I applied for USAA and Penfed just to see what scores they pulled and of course i knew i would be denied but still wanted to know where i would stand for when i do apply for them. So:

USAA pulls Fico3 which is a score only with Experian and it is a score for credit cards.

Penfed pulls Auto Fico9 through Equifax

Also i live in Texas so this maybe only for Texas who knows..but now i know for when i apply again what scores to focus on growing.

 


@simplegirl yes, USAA uses Score 3, no score 3 is a classic Score; it has its own bankcard and car loan variants. 


Do you know which version, classic or bankcard USAA pulled? I believe it's classic.  

 

(You can tell the difference by the max score, 850 and 900 respectively. And it's mislabeled in Experian's app, but you wouldn't believe the responses I got when I tried to give them a heads up on that.)

 

thank you for the data points


The max score was 850. When i checked my different scores from myFICO that score was only under my credit card section for different scores and i only had a score with Experian not sure why.








Starting Score: 494 503 521
Current Score: 503 507 507 2/19
Goal Score: 680


Take the myFICO Fitness Challenge





Goals:

Get First Home in Summer 2025
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Re: Just for Data Points


@simplegirl wrote:

@Anonymous wrote:

@simplegirl wrote:

I applied for USAA and Penfed just to see what scores they pulled and of course i knew i would be denied but still wanted to know where i would stand for when i do apply for them. So:

USAA pulls Fico3 which is a score only with Experian and it is a score for credit cards.

Penfed pulls Auto Fico9 through Equifax

Also i live in Texas so this maybe only for Texas who knows..but now i know for when i apply again what scores to focus on growing.

 


@simplegirl yes, USAA uses Score 3, no score 3 is a classic Score; it has its own bankcard and car loan variants. 


Do you know which version, classic or bankcard USAA pulled? I believe it's classic.  

 

(You can tell the difference by the max score, 850 and 900 respectively. And it's mislabeled in Experian's app, but you wouldn't believe the responses I got when I tried to give them a heads up on that.)

 

thank you for the data points


The max score was 850. When i checked my different scores from myFICO that score was only under my credit card section for different scores and i only had a score with Experian not sure why.


@simplegirl you are correct that MF put it under credit cards, but they correctly labeled it score 3. Experian on the other hand actually calls it bankcard 3 but it's not, it's classic 3. I don't even know where you would find the bank card and loan variance it's such a obscure version. 

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simplegirl
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Re: Just for Data Points


@Anonymous wrote:

@simplegirl wrote:

@Anonymous wrote:

@simplegirl wrote:

I applied for USAA and Penfed just to see what scores they pulled and of course i knew i would be denied but still wanted to know where i would stand for when i do apply for them. So:

USAA pulls Fico3 which is a score only with Experian and it is a score for credit cards.

Penfed pulls Auto Fico9 through Equifax

Also i live in Texas so this maybe only for Texas who knows..but now i know for when i apply again what scores to focus on growing.

 


@simplegirl yes, USAA uses Score 3, no score 3 is a classic Score; it has its own bankcard and car loan variants. 


Do you know which version, classic or bankcard USAA pulled? I believe it's classic.  

 

(You can tell the difference by the max score, 850 and 900 respectively. And it's mislabeled in Experian's app, but you wouldn't believe the responses I got when I tried to give them a heads up on that.)

 

thank you for the data points


The max score was 850. When i checked my different scores from myFICO that score was only under my credit card section for different scores and i only had a score with Experian not sure why.


@simplegirl you are correct that MF put it under credit cards, but they correctly labeled it score 3. Experian on the other hand actually calls it bankcard 3 but it's not, it's classic 3. I don't even know where you would find the bank card and loan variance it's such a obscure version. 


Yeah I'm just confused why is it only under Experian? Are they the only ones that have that score?








Starting Score: 494 503 521
Current Score: 503 507 507 2/19
Goal Score: 680


Take the myFICO Fitness Challenge





Goals:

Get First Home in Summer 2025
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Anonymous
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Re: Just for Data Points


@simplegirl wrote:

@Anonymous wrote:

@simplegirl wrote:

@Anonymous wrote:

@simplegirl wrote:

I applied for USAA and Penfed just to see what scores they pulled and of course i knew i would be denied but still wanted to know where i would stand for when i do apply for them. So:

USAA pulls Fico3 which is a score only with Experian and it is a score for credit cards.

Penfed pulls Auto Fico9 through Equifax

Also i live in Texas so this maybe only for Texas who knows..but now i know for when i apply again what scores to focus on growing.

 


@simplegirl yes, USAA uses Score 3, no score 3 is a classic Score; it has its own bankcard and car loan variants. 


Do you know which version, classic or bankcard USAA pulled? I believe it's classic.  

 

(You can tell the difference by the max score, 850 and 900 respectively. And it's mislabeled in Experian's app, but you wouldn't believe the responses I got when I tried to give them a heads up on that.)

 

thank you for the data points


The max score was 850. When i checked my different scores from myFICO that score was only under my credit card section for different scores and i only had a score with Experian not sure why.


@simplegirl you are correct that MF put it under credit cards, but they correctly labeled it score 3. Experian on the other hand actually calls it bankcard 3 but it's not, it's classic 3. I don't even know where you would find the bank card and loan variance it's such a obscure version. 


Yeah I'm just confused why is it only under Experian? Are they the only ones that have that score?


@simplegirl Yes it's the corresponding version to 5/4. The thing is 3 never caught on so 2 stuck around. So that's why we have 5/4/2 instead of 5/4/3. Score 2 was from 1998 whereas 5/4/3 is based on the 2004 algorithm. 

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