Just adding a data point for the impact of crossing the 1 yr mark for AoYA.
My CSR passed that threshold on 7/1 and I saw the following changes (all data taken from my myFico subscription):
EQ: 775 -> 784
TU: 767 -> 774
EX: 771 -> 771 (ie. no change!)
Clean credit report.
21 total accounts (10 open, 11 closed)
1 open mortgage @ 91.6% util
1 open student loan @ 100% util
1 closed car loan
8 open CC @ 12% util overall, balances on 3
Inquiries: 0 EQ; 1 TU; 1 EX
AoOA 15 yrs 3 mos
AAoA 6 yrs 0 mos
Top negatives before the account turned 1 were: loan balances; short revolving history; and new account. Now the top negatives are: loan balances; and short revolving history.
When the account first reported last year I had lost EQ: -8 pts; TU: -7 pts; EX: -14 pts, however, when the account first reported I had several thousand $$ reporting on it because of the SUB for CSR.
I had read of larger increases being reported by others but, honestly, I would've been shocked to see a really large bump in score. Just wanted to add the data points for reference.
Looking forward to 7/20/19 when the inquiry for the card (on both TU and EX) will be removed.
Hope this helps.
Congrats on the increase.
I take it that means 12 months of no apping? Kudos on the gardening too.
What are the individual utilization numbers for your CC?
@NRB525 wrote:Congrats on the increase.
I take it that means 12 months of no apping? Kudos on the gardening too.
What are the individual utilization numbers for your CC?
Thanks - yeah, a year without apping! Wasn't easy, I've been looking at the Chase FU for the 3% and to pair it with my CSR and Freedom but have held off.
Individual utilizations were as follows:
BofA: 34% (since lowered to under 29% causing my scores to increase a little, as noted in my sig)
CSR: 8%
Discover: <1%