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Physicist wrote:
Donna, actually I have the same question.
But my theory is the following:
1) Lender pulls score
2) Inq is added to the report
If now in the future somebody pulls the score again, they will see
old FICO score - 1 new inq
Let's assume you start mortgage shopping now (within the 14 days window) 3) 2nd lender pulls score and gets new FICO = old FICO - 1 inq
4) 2nd Inq is added
5) 3rd lender pulls score and gets (also) new FICO = old FICO - 1 (!) inq
6) 3rd inquiry is added to report (but not considered for all future calculations (14 days rule)
Does that make sense?