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@Anonymous wrote:I just realized the fico scores on Amex and NFCU that they give you that are supposedly fico 8's & 9's are wrong, and by a lot. NFCU says EQ Fico 9 is 759 vs My fico 770. Updated 7/3 & 7/9 respectively. Amex gives EX Fico 8 at 736 vs My fico 813. Updated 7/10 & 7/9 respectively. If these are suppose to be the exact same, why is there such a difference?
@Anonymous: Navy Fed SPs your EQ CR on the fourth Tuesday of the month and posts that FICO 9 score around the first week of the following month. So, even though Navy Fed says your EQ FICO 9 score updated on 7/3/2021, it was actually your EQ FICO 9 score back on 6/28/2021. AMEX is probably posting a similar "update" with the score actually recorded on a previous date.






@Anonymous wrote:I just realized the fico scores on Amex and NFCU that they give you that are supposedly fico 8's & 9's are wrong, and by a lot. NFCU says EQ Fico 9 is 759 vs My fico 770. Updated 7/3 & 7/9 respectively. Amex gives EX Fico 8 at 736 vs My fico 813. Updated 7/10 & 7/9 respectively. If these are suppose to be the exact same, why is there such a difference?
The actual date of NFCU's update is the 4th Tuesday of the proceeding month. The numbers are not wrong, they're just from different dates. The EQ FICO 9 scores provided by NFCU are MyFICO are accurate and are the same.
Similarly, the EX FICO 8 scores provided by Amex and MyFICO are also the same, if they are from the same date.





























If it is the preceeding month, then why does it have an update date of this month?