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@Anonymous wrote:
My FICO 8 Ex. Has been right at 730 for a few months. It didn't budge veven with my latest approval August 6th.
My utilization was under 9%. Then
For one day it reported at 10%. That brought my score to 728. Next day another card reported and brought utilization down to 9%.(just over the 8.9%threshold) Wich gave me a 736 FICO. I know it's only less than ten points, but was stuck at 730 for awhile. Am I just missing something possibly? I have many open and 5 closed accounts. Aaoa will be 1 year. (Sept 1st).
One thing that changed was I brought my Disco from 35% down to 28.9 maybe that's it? But I didn't even see a change when I let discover go from 10% to35% last month. I have 6 cards reporting 1%-20% balances. Only other possibility is I'm right at paying 40% of my only installment loan now compared to 34% paid off a few days ago.(dcu report from last month finally got report).
I'm thinking it's the auto loan but it's not quite 40% paid more like 39.5.. one card reported over 28.9 didn't affect me last time. Not a big deal just curious. Ty
These are not big changes in your profile.
And these are not big scoring moves.
And there is nothing surprising.
So no, you are just being impatient, waiting for the water to boil.
Relax. Get your balances down and your scores will go up.
Balance changes do not impact scorecard assignment.