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I accidently let my Freedom report at like 85% util because the statement date in the account area was like 2 weeks off. I went ahead and PIF. Do they still update mid statement cycle when you pay to $0? If so how long do they usually take to update? Any quirks with having a negative balance?
I don't really have anything to apply for atm but want to see what my scores do at under 1% util.
i think they update once a month but dont quote me on that
@cluelessoregonguy wrote:I accidently let my Freedom report at like 85% util because the statement date in the account area was like 2 weeks off. I went ahead and PIF. Do they still update mid statement cycle when you pay to $0? If so how long do they usually take to update? Any quirks with having a negative balance?
I don't really have anything to apply for atm but want to see what my scores do at under 1% util.
Chase updates to the credit bureaus any time you PIF to 0.
If you still have pending charges, I am not sure if they will update.
There are no quirks to having a negative balance.
@oilcan12 wrote:Chase updates to the credit bureaus any time you PIF to 0.
If you still have pending charges, I am not sure if they will update.
There are no quirks to having a 0 balance.
Thanks for the info! That's kind of cool. Guess I'll have to carry a small balance on a different card though.
@oilcan12 wrote:Chase updates to the credit bureaus any time you PIF to 0.
If you still have pending charges, I am not sure if they will update.
There are no quirks to having a negative balance.
+1
I can confirm this also.
It just happened to me last cycle. PIF ----> updated with in a couple days on my reports.
Yeah this worked like a charm. I literally paid this like 16 hrs ago and now my balance is showing $0 on Experian. Very nice!
@AirlinerDudeB6 wrote:
@oilcan12 wrote:Chase updates to the credit bureaus any time you PIF to 0.
If you still have pending charges, I am not sure if they will update.
There are no quirks to having a negative balance.
+1
I can confirm this also.
It just happened to me last cycle. PIF ----> updated with in a couple days on my reports.
So that's what happened.
I had an 87% balance all set to report on my Freedom for FICO testing, was two days past the statement date so I felt certain it would cut and report as expected so PIF'd... and it was flatlined at zero.
Oh well, lost data point... will know for next time .