> The score that shows on the Discover Scorecard was refreshed on April 3rd. My score on myFICO has not been updated since March 30th.
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> Is it safe to assume the Discover score is more accurate even though it's only been a couple of days?
I would guess yes, the reason being that many FICO factors, including account age and expiration dates for old late payments, are calculated by the month. So it's common to see a score change (typically an improvement) on the first day of the month.
Presumably you will receive a myFICO update in the next day or two. If you need to, you can sign up for the free credit monitoring service at Experian.com, which will give you your report info and a FICO 8 immediately and once a month thereafter at no charge.
If you have an AmEx card I believe they give you a free FICO 8 once a month (at a date they determine) as well.
If you are closely monitoring your Experian report (perhaps in the process of a significant application), you can stagger these reports use the information provided by these services, together with the hints contained in the myFICO alerts, to get a pretty accurate picture of activity in your Experian file and its effects on your FICO 8.
