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oh okay, i been on the forum and i never saw those reasons before
@Anonymous wrote:navy federal credit union
JustMe3 was right
@Anonymous wrote:oh okay, i been on the forum and i never saw those reasons before
I haven't seen those reason worded that way before either. So is the only things you have on your credit reports is an auto loan and one secured credit card? How old are both of those?
@DoroLucky wrote:
@Anonymous wrote:navy federal credit union
JustMe3 was right
YAY me!! What do I win?
@Anonymous wrote:YAY me!! What do I win?
A lifetime of posting on MyFICO.com
secrue card for 6 months with navy,,, auto loan since 2014 I just refinanced 2 months ago with another credit union
@Anonymous wrote:secrue card for 6 months with navy,,, auto loan since 2014 I just refinanced 2 months ago with another credit union
Have you thought about adding another credit card or two to your profile? If you're over 21 years old you can try Capital One's pre-qualifier and see if anything comes up for you. You might also have a chance with Discover since they seem to like thin files. Also, you can try Chase's pre-qualifier and see if anything comes up.
Last denied was due to negative accounts i paid of ones i couls and disputed others and they were removed now i have n baddies and im still denied bummer
yeah, im trying to gain more credit thats why i applied today.. i was trying to undertsand the denail to see if its somehting i can work on before applying other places
@Anonymous wrote:Number of inquiries on credit bureau report
This one is easy, they're saying you have too many inquiries on your credit report. Meaning they think you have applied for credit or loans too many times.
Amount of non-mortgage account balances paid down in last 24 monhtsThey are saying that the amount you have paid back on a loan bothers them. This could be an auto loan or student loan or some other type of loan that's not a mortgage loan. Lenders usually use this excuse when they think you haven't paid enough on a loan in a certain amount of time (i.e. you haven't paid the loan balance down enough).
Ration credit union balances to credit limits or original loans amountsThis I take to mean that the balances on either a credit union credit card or loan is too high compared to the original limit. (I could be wrong on this one, I'm just guessing).
Months since oldest credit card account openedThey are saying your oldest account on your credit reports is not old enough for their taste.
Good answers.