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Coolness. My range was also pretty spot on. Thanks for posting the link!
They got me between 730 - 780
I'll guess they think it shoudl be lower than it is due to all the CC + loan balances I have ( 10 + )
nice and simple without needing to register.
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@Kostya1992 wrote:
Very nice, but doesnt this website have the same simulator?
As long as I have looked through posts reading on how to improve my credit, I have never noticed their 'Estimator'.... Thanks for pointing that out.
Pretty decent estimates in my opinion at least based on my observations of reports on this forum and my own experiences.
Predicted a 650-700 for my current score (which would be accurate for Beacon 5) and if I didn't have my old collection and tax lien, peak around 745 which is pretty reasonable based on what I know.
Sort of fun to play with, I'll probably play around a bit more to see if it thinks I might get a non-trivial bump with a bit more age on my most recent credit shennanigans.
@Revelate wrote:Pretty decent estimates in my opinion at least based on my observations of reports on this forum and my own experiences.
Predicted a 650-700 for my current score (which would be accurate for Beacon 5) and if I didn't have my old collection and tax lien, peak around 745 which is pretty reasonable based on what I know.
Sort of fun to play with, I'll probably play around a bit more to see if it thinks I might get a non-trivial bump with a bit more age on my most recent credit shennanigans.
I changed oldest credit card to over 20 years in anticipation of my Amex backdate and saw a nice bump in score from 670-720 to 700-750. It'll be interesting to see if the result is that strong when the card actually hits my reports.
I did it but it came out short, my scores are actually higher.
Flat out no! This site does NOT have anything similar.
It's an interesting simulator, however, 50 points is a huge variance! But, I do like it nevertheless?
700-750. Scores of 739, 747, & 753. Close.