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Today is the first of the month so lots of score increases and decreases threads popping up. Today my oldest account on EQ aged off. My AoOA dropped from 18 years to 2 years and that gave me 5, FICO points 🧐 and took away 24 Vantage points 😒
Scorecard reassignment I think.
@Jnbmom wrote:
I swear vantage 3.0 keeps me amused at least . I was checking my CK saw score went back up 43 points (mind you I lose theses points weekly and then regain) I checked to see what’s changed a HP, yes a HP gained me 43 points 🤣🤣🤣🤣
I do love it for the monitoring aspect, but their scoring is beyond a joke .
I saw all 3 bureau VS3 scores go up +44 points at AAoA / AoYA 3 months, as calculated according to VS3 aging which is 1 month behind what myFICO or Experian will report on my profile. (Cards opened Dec 20 and Dec 23 2018 are not backdated to Dec 1 with VS3.)
My VS3 scores are really stable and I think it's because I don't have any open installment loans - just 2 open revolving.
If your profile is clean, I'm almost certain that would cause scorecard reassignment, unless the line between young and old is at 2 years, which I suppose is possible, considering fico is designed to predict the likelihood of defauly in the next 24 months I've read. But, most theorize the breakpoint is between 10-15 years. Wish you had before and after scores for the variants. If so, can you see if any other variants changed. I'd really expect more of a point change for that. What was your before and after AAoA?
@Anonymous wrote:Today is the first of the month so lots of score increases and decreases threads popping up. Today my oldest account on EQ aged off. My AoOA dropped from 18 years to 2 years and that gave me 5, FICO points 🧐 and took away 24 Vantage points 😒
Scorecard reassignment I think.
@Anonymous wrote:
@Jnbmom wrote:
I swear vantage 3.0 keeps me amused at least . I was checking my CK saw score went back up 43 points (mind you I lose theses points weekly and then regain) I checked to see what’s changed a HP, yes a HP gained me 43 points 🤣🤣🤣🤣
I do love it for the monitoring aspect, but their scoring is beyond a joke .I saw all 3 bureau VS3 scores go up +44 points at AAoA / AoYA 3 months, as calculated according to VS3 aging which is 1 month behind what myFICO or Experian will report on my profile. (Cards opened Dec 20 and Dec 23 2018 are not backdated to Dec 1 with VS3.)
My VS3 scores are really stable and I think it's because I don't have any open installment loans - just 2 open revolving.
Are you sure about that? Last I checked it was the bureaus that did open month/year but I honestly haven't looked at my base reports in years (hasn't been any need TBH).
My DW and my own VS3 move around more than Fico8, but only by a few points. VS3 does seem to be a little more sensitive to minor changes than Fico8 does.
However, our VS4 is like a pinball bouncing all over the place. Even though our VS3 may change 1 or 2 points during a week (thru multiple sources, not just CK), the VS4 that Synchrony displays moves up and down wildly (doing a pull every day or two with the enroll/unenroll trick). I just don't see how a lender would want to trust VS4 with the wild swings I'm seeing (100+ points within a week's time).
@Revelate wrote:
@Anonymous wrote:I saw all 3 bureau VS3 scores go up +44 points at AAoA / AoYA 3 months, as calculated according to VS3 aging which is 1 month behind what myFICO or Experian will report on my profile. (Cards opened Dec 20 and Dec 23 2018 are not backdated to Dec 1 with VS3.)
My VS3 scores are really stable and I think it's because I don't have any open installment loans - just 2 open revolving.
Are you sure about that? Last I checked it was the bureaus that did open month/year but I honestly haven't looked at my base reports in years (hasn't been any need TBH).
Yes, I'm positive. myFICO and Experian had AoYA 4mos when that happened with my VS3 scores. CK, credit.com (EX VS3), and Wallethub had it at 3mos. Nothing happened with my VS3 scores like it did with virtually all of my FICO scores at a myFICO calculated AoYA 3mo. That makes sense, because it was only AoYA 2mo with VS3.
Maybe VS3 takes the midpoint of a month and if you're on the later end of that it doesn't backdate. I didn't want to generalize at the time, but it looks like this could be a big source for a lot of the VS3/F8 score discrepancies