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Time, good payment history, and increased AAOA are the keys. No overnight solutions, unless you're full of COs, and CAs, and they happen to delete at once.
Every time you app, you're going to take a hit on:
the inquiry
the new account upon it's reporting
AAOA drop.
Every new card will cause you to drop initially, but recovers within a "give or take" six month window.
@newbiewife wrote:
I dont have anything bad on my CR. But having 5 inq in EX makes me drop 10 points.
You're lucky that's all, 10 pts for 5 inqs is very modest. The good thing is its temporary. When your inqs age and if you keep your balanced down, you can recover and should exceed your previous score..
guess ill just wait for it. And make sure everything on my account age.
Especially if you've been applying for cards. That's the price you pay for apping as stated above. No quick fix there, just time, and no more apping to let things rebound.
Of course you can no more new apps after the Amex approval Lol
Report to garden we have reserved a chair, watering can and mulch at the gate in your name.
I couldn't resist
paying down heavy balances has worked for me in the past