Is there a way to know what my highest score ever was?

[Anonymous]

I’m new to monitoring my credit after realizing a massive reporting error on behalf of my student loan servicer, and a failure on my part to realize this. Essentially they mis-reported my loans as having missed after they approved a deferment which led to a default. They have acknowledged that this is an error so I’m hoping it will have a quick resolution. This = 130 late payments and 10 collections, within the last 13 months. I’m working on getting this corrected!

Since checking my report I have seen two things I’m fixing this week also with a PFD (each 2-3 years old).

So my question is is there a way to find out what my credit score was at so I know what I might be working with once I get this issue with the student loans resolved? My current FICO 8 range is 589-598. I anticipate there will be an improvement but I just wonder if there is a way to know where I used to stand.

[Remedios]

If you've never checked before, and are talking about what your credit score was in the past, no. The only way to look at past scores is if you have a CC that provides free Fico score or subscription to CMS. 

In a nushell, score is calculated when requested either by lender or yourself (SP credit monitoring services). 

Once you sign up, past scores (from that day) will be available to you. 

[Anonymous]

Ah, makes sense. Thank you!