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Here is my lineup from high to low CL with current balances
Lowe's $30K $9300 @ special 5.99% until paid off
Venture $28K $4100 @ 13.24%
Discover IT $18K $5100 @ 0% intro
QS $10K $2000 @ 0% intro
Venture $5K $0 @ 23.24% (born yesterday)
So overall, that around 22% Util
My latest FICO scores are 719 EQ, 715 TU, and 713 EX.
How would that makes me look in the eyes of Barclaycard? Especially for either the Rewards, Cashforward, or Ring?
Your scores and higher limits are a good thing. Make sure you inquiries are kind of low. I did have 4 at the time I app'd on TU. And had the higher CL's like you and got the Ring for 15k SL. I think you're good as long as you don't have a bunch of inquiries. ![]()
@pi-r-squared wrote:Here is my lineup from high to low CL with current balances
@Anonymous's $30K $9300 @ special 5.99% until paid off
@Anonymous $28K $4100 @ 13.24%
@discover IT $18K $5100 @ 0% intro
@Anonymous $10K $2000 @ 0% intro
@Anonymous $5K $0 @ 23.24% (born yesterday)
So overall, that around 22% Util
My latest FICO scores are 719 EQ, 715 TU, and 713 EX.
How would that makes me look in the eyes of Barclaycard? Especially for either the Rewards, Cashforward, or Ring?
Note that the Lowes card will report as a "retail" tradeline rather than bank card which does not change your over all utility, but it's considered different as far as scoring - not sure what weight FICO puts on each, but having experience with the Lowes promotional financing, I know that they report differently each month. My assumption is that bankcards carry more weight, but I can't say for sure. Note my limit for Lowes is the same $30k and my special financing amount is similar (currently $4400, was $9500).
MyFico only weighs INQs from the last 12 months. Meaning those at 13 months aren't used in their scoring system.