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What other bank besides FNBO (First National Bank of Omaha) provides you with a real FICO score monthly? I have scorewatch for Equifax and Walmart for Transunion. I need a monthly Experian FICO as well. I dont think I am good enough credit wise to apply for a FNBO card yet.
@jacksont1981 wrote:What other bank besides FNBO (First National Bank of Omaha) provides you with a real FICO score monthly? I have scorewatch for Equifax and Walmart for Transunion. I need a monthly Experian FICO as well. I dont think I am good enough credit wise to apply for a FNBO card yet.
I think the only other option is psecu, its credit union based in Penn. I think you need to live or work in Penn.
Dang! OK thanks!
CapitalOne does, they do not use FICO, They use TU (TransUnion) for their scoring.
hope this helps.
@NewtonTBass wrote:CapitalOne does, they do not use FICO, They use TU (TransUnion) for their scoring.
hope this helps.
For me the Cap one score is almost exactly the same as CK
@mongstradamus wrote:
@NewtonTBass wrote:CapitalOne does, they do not use FICO, They use TU (TransUnion) for their scoring.
hope this helps.
For me the Cap one score is almost exactly the same as CK
it is the same score.
OP credit one gives a score if you get a denial i think it may be a fako
@jacksont1981 wrote:What other bank besides FNBO (First National Bank of Omaha) provides you with a real FICO score monthly? I have scorewatch for Equifax and Walmart for Transunion. I need a monthly Experian FICO as well. I dont think I am good enough credit wise to apply for a FNBO card yet.
Think FNBO has that on their secured product too (though their score is Bankcard Enhanced, something to be aware of) if you don't mind tossing $300 of your savings into one of their accounts for call it 15 months based on their literature.
Personally I just ignore my EX FICO, but I'm into the long slog of marginal score improvement until my derogs start falling off in 2018ish whereas if you're still building, may make more sense to do so.