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Hey everyone! I know there is always a lot of talk around accuracy of CK's Vantage 3.0 score, and I just wanted to give my personal results.
I am refinancing my house, so these scores were pulled first-hand by an actual lender.
Equifax: Fico Classic V5 Facta (Beacon 5.0)
-3 points higher than CK's Vantage 3.0
Transunion: Fico Classic 04
-10 points higher than CK's Vantage 3.0
Experian: Fair Isaac Ver. 2
-Experian not listed on CK. When referring to the mortgage credit report only, my Experian was 12 points higher than Equifax and 5 points higher than Transunion.
Hope this helps! And as always, YMMV
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@Anonymous wrote:Hey everyone! I know there is always a lot of talk around accuracy of CK's Vantage 3.0 score, and I just wanted to give my personal results.
I am refinancing my house, so these scores were pulled first-hand by an actual lender.
Equifax: Fico Classic V5 Facta (Beacon 5.0)
-3 points higher than CK's Vantage 3.0
Transunion: Fico Classic 04
-10 points higher than CK's Vantage 3.0
Experian: Fair Isaac Ver. 2
-Experian not listed on CK. When referring to the mortgage credit report only, my Experian was 12 points higher than Equifax and 5 points higher than Transunion.
Hope this helps! And as always, YMMV
.
Good to know -- thanks for sharing.
@Anonymous wrote:Hey everyone! I know there is always a lot of talk around accuracy of CK's Vantage 3.0 score, and I just wanted to give my personal results.
I am refinancing my house, so these scores were pulled first-hand by an actual lender.
Equifax: Fico Classic V5 Facta (Beacon 5.0)
-3 points higher than CK's Vantage 3.0
Transunion: Fico Classic 04
-10 points higher than CK's Vantage 3.0
Experian: Fair Isaac Ver. 2
-Experian not listed on CK. When referring to the mortgage credit report only, my Experian was 12 points higher than Equifax and 5 points higher than Transunion.
Hope this helps! And as always, YMMV
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Just for grins if you wish, you can sign up at Credit.com(free) and get your VantageScore 3.0 like you do at CK
When you log in, they will have another Experian score in the upper left corner, but if you click on 'Other Scores', up will pop the Vantage Score. Hope this helps.
Interesting results, and I can share some too. I just got a card in the mail 10 minutes ago and it shows my Discover Equifax score. Now, the day I applied I got an alert from CK saying I had a 14 point jump in my score, I went from a 672 in Eq on CK to 686 they said. Later that day (maybe three hours from alert) I applied for a Discover and was approved.
Discover Eq score on letter was 669.
CK score today shows me at 686 on Eq
CK shows me today at 681 TU.
If whatever they say jumped my score was not showing on Discover when they ran me then CK and Discover were only off three points. If it was already there then the score was off 17 points. I have no real way to know I guess at this point. Regardless it was not horribly off at worst, and amazingly close at best.
@Anonymous wrote:Hey everyone! I know there is always a lot of talk around accuracy of CK's Vantage 3.0 score
All scores are accurate but only for their own model. You cannot use a score generated by a model to determine a score generated by a different model even if both models are FICO's. You should expect different algorithms to produce different results. If two different models are the same or close it's coincidental, not causal.
Futher, VantageScore doesn't market their score as a tool for approximating FICO's. They claim it is more predictive than any of other model but of course they would considering that they're trying to make it an industry standard.
@Anonymous wrote:I am refinancing my house, so these scores were pulled first-hand by an actual lender.
And keep in mind that creditors do not all use the same scoring model or CRA.
@takeshi74 wrote:
@Anonymous wrote:Hey everyone! I know there is always a lot of talk around accuracy of CK's Vantage 3.0 score
All scores are accurate but only for their own model. You cannot use a score generated by a model to determine a score generated by a different model even if both models are FICO's. You should expect different algorithms to produce different results. If two different models are the same or close it's coincidental, not causal.
Futher, VantageScore doesn't market their score as a tool for approximating FICO's. They claim it is more predictive than any of other model but of course they would considering that they're trying to make it an industry standard.
@Anonymous wrote:I am refinancing my house, so these scores were pulled first-hand by an actual lender.
And keep in mind that creditors do not all use the same scoring model or CRA.
I should have clarified. My goal was to compare the Vantage scores produced by CK to the fico scores that many lenders will use. I understand they are not marketed to be the same, but often someone looking to finance a large purchase (such as a home) will only base their creditworthiness on their scores from a site like CK before visiting an actual lender. My goal was to simply compare the two
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credit.com score is experian?
@Anonymous wrote:credit.com score is experian?
Yep.
The one you see in the upper left hand corner is the 'National Equivalencey Score' but if you click on the 'Other Scores' link, the VantageScore 3.0 shows up.
Combine that with CK and you have all three 'free' scores, even tho they are't a 'true' fico.