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As long as you have 3 other CCs reporting, closing a credit card has no effect on FICO scoring unless it increases aggregate utilization or you left a balance on the card closed. AAoA is NOT effected by closing an account until the account "falls off" in 7-10 years after closure.
Something else is going on with your reports. Double-check every tradeline including the AU in case of reported utilization or any new lates. Check to see if an old collection that stopped updating recently updated again.
You've got some new accounts reporting, so between inquiries and AAoA drop, it's also possible there's a FICO ding there. I just can't imagine how a closed account would ding you that much unless it dropped you below 3 credit cards reporting, which does NOT appear to be the case.
I doubt that's the issue but I guess it's feasible that it would be considered an inactive account now. I've never seen it before personally.
One thing I've seen (and others have here, too) with MyFico reporting is that they may show a credit score that actually differs from the credit report pulled by 1 day. It's an annoyance but I've seen it myself when CreditKarma shows the CORRECT report today, but MyFico shows a report that is 1 day old but a score that is from today's hidden report. I don't know if your credit monitoring is doing that, but I'd say check into some of the free report sites like CK or WH or whatever and see if anything may have appeared literally that day that your credit monitoring didn't show yet.
Spend $1 to get the CCT trial and then call to cancel after pulling your 3B.
@Shadowfactor wrote:
CCT ???
Credit Check Total. A $1 trial membership there gets you your 3B reports and 3 FICO 08 scores. Twice, for $1.