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@44Rebuild2Ball wrote:
Hello all,
I realize now how vague my OP was. Here’s my credit profile, all scores FICO8 from CCT $1 trial:
EX8 626
TU8 655 (7/19)
EQ8 598 (7/19)
2 baddies. Unpaid collection 4yrs old, 3.6K on loan default. Closed auto loan 8.3k charged off 5.5yrs old. AU on CAP1 2426/4850 51% util. Only 2 cards reporting PPCBMC 0/300 and Comenity Toyota Rewards 0/2000. 3 inquiries this July across all reports, total inq 24 mos EX 5 TU 3 EQ 3. Got 59 pt increase a few days after first revolver reported. EX8 was 494 in June. Have CapOne Platinum reporting after 8/1/19 @ 0/300. Need advice on where to find my EQ 08 score. Does Synch PPCBMC provide free TU 08? Any suggestions to keep my scores up please recommend strategy. Also have AU that is terminated on 13K Discover, closed due to high util only reporting to EX and TU, EQ removed AU account completely. Thanks all!
1. Get off the Cap 1 card on which you are an AU.
2. Now that you're going to have 3 revolving accounts, let 1 report a small balance, with the other 2 reporting zero balances.
@44Rebuild2Ball wrote:
Thank you for all your suggestions! Now do I go for one or two more cards? I am adding an installment loan for sure. How many revolvers to optimize my score?
If so, what cards do you recommend? I am trying to steer clear if Annual Fee cards and the horrible subprimes...like CreditOne, FPB, Total...I was thinking Blaze or maybe reaching for another Synchrony Bankcard or Comenity. Prequals are showing nothing...what do you guys think a cold app for Discover? I also bank with Chase and Wells, maybe a CU Card?
No it would be premature. Build a track record with the cards you have, and let time pass.
@Anonymous wrote:As far as I know, Equifax does not provide any FICO scores directly to the public, regardless of the FICO scoring model. Equifax uses its own scoring model called the Equifax Credit Score model to compute scores for the three bureaus.
The disclaimer on Equifax Complete Premier Plan's website is pretty clear:
It takes a deep dive but one of the products they sell will provide a fico 05 from equifax every six months I think. It is not the Complete Premiere.
The FICO Score is based on the FICO Score 5 model. Third parties may use a different FICO Score or a different type of credit score to assess your creditworthiness.2