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srob67
New Contributor

How to update your scores.

I am in the process of getting loan approvals for a home and just noticed that my mortgage scores reporting are from 5/19/18. My score 8's are all in the 700's now but mortgage scores will not update. What's the deal, is there something I need to do?

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Anonymous
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Re: How to update your scores.

If you have the 3B membership it will only update every 3 months when your new report becomes available. To get the new scores you will have to purchase a new 3B.
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srob67
New Contributor

Re: How to update your scores.

I can get a free copy on annualcreditreport, will it update when I pull a copy from their website?

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Appleman
Valued Contributor

Re: How to update your scores.

The only way to get all the updated FICO score versions is to get a new 3B report. Annualcreditreport will not give scores.

Score changes that you are alerted to only update your FICO 08 scores.

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RobertEG
Legendary Contributor

Re: How to update your scores.

Yes, you can also order a score via annualcreditreport.com.

It is separate from your free report, and must be paid for, but it should, if you click the order box, provide a score based on the current report.

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Anonymous
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Re: How to update your scores.

The best solution for our OP is to call the customer service line for the myFICO Ultimate product.  Explain that you wish to upgrade your credit monitoring package from $30/mo to $40/mo.  That will get you your mortgage scores once per month.

 

Cancel the subscription after you own your home.

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srob67
New Contributor

Re: How to update your scores.

Thanks for the help, I will give them a call.

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srob67
New Contributor

Re: How to update your scores.

I upgraded this morning by unfortunately my Experian and Transunion scores didn't change, my Equifax went up only two points. My middle score is 715 but of course I want a higher score for a better rate.

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Anonymous
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Re: How to update your scores.

Do you have all revolving accounts reporting $0 except one?  If not, you should implement that.  The remaining card should be:

 

(1)  A true credit card (not a charge card)

(2)  A card in your name (not an AU card)

(3)  A card with a small balance ($5-20)

(4)  A card with a credit limit of < 34.9k

 

The mortgage models tend to respond well to this.

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