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Up 13 to 655. Funny thing is, I've been giving my cards some use to buy Christmas gifts for others and of course, myself (really took care of myself this year). And the score went up!
Mine went up 2 pts I guess better than nothing
How weird I did a lender pull last week and it comes back with TU as 658 and now Walmart is reporting at 644.....
edited to accurately put the lender pull score, lol
My score stayed the same at 717. I had several new accounts in November so no complaints here
Well, my highest so far was 783 in March and April...but then I went on an App spree (Chase Sapphire, AMEX to name a few) - dropped as low as 761 by October. Up to 766 for November and now 768 for December. Making my way back up the mountain!
Goal is 800!
(Amazing considering my scores were in the 500 range just 2-3 years ago. Luckily that was ALL due to utilization (95%+) because I was living off of my cards...but I still never paid a single late fee. Once I paid them off over the last few years of hard work, my score shot up. It's so wonderful!)
Went from 777 last month, to 790 this month. Small drop in util (still around 7%). Also may possibly be due to cards from app spree from June now being 6 mos old. I am sure as things age more, I will see 800 again.
@emptypockets wrote:Went from 777 last month, to 790 this month. Small drop in util (still around 7%). Also may possibly be due to cards from app spree from June now being 6 mos old. I am sure as things age more, I will see 800 again.
Definately see 800 as your account will age.
@armbenderc wrote:Definately see 800 as your account will age.
Wouldn't it be great if your accounts could age but your real age stays the same... or gets younger?
This month I'm up 7 to 685... I'm definitely making progress.
Down six points this month to 774, but I have some newer accounts, so I expected a dip. If only my EQ were that high. . .