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I lost in all of the different scores...

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I lost in all of the different scores...

I'm rebuilding my credit so I'm getting some mixed signals...

Old Credit Karma = 584
New Credit Karma = TU 558 EQX 521

MyFICO = TU 611 EQX 586 EXP 602

CapOne = 584
Walmart Synch = 616
Merrick Bank =583

Credit Report from Equifax = 475

All I read is MyFICO is the one I should be concerned about. I'm rebuilding and repairing for a hopful home purchase by the end of the summer.
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Re: I lost in all of the different scores...


@Anonymous wrote:
I'm rebuilding my credit so I'm getting some mixed signals...

Old Credit Karma = 584
New Credit Karma = TU 558 EQX 521

MyFICO = TU 611 EQX 586 EXP 602

CapOne = 584
Walmart Synch = 616
Merrick Bank =583

Credit Report from Equifax = 475

All I read is MyFICO is the one I should be concerned about. I'm rebuilding and repairing for a hopful home purchase by the end of the summer.

If your main concern is your credit for a home purchase then you need to be looking at your FICO 04 scores.  You cannot get that here any longer as this site gives outs FICO 08 scores.  The only place you can get your fico 04 score is from Equifax here: 

 

http://www.equifax.com/credit-score/

 

Try not to get lost in all those scores.  Some like the Walmart score is a TU FICO 08 score but others like the CapOne score is a FAKO and basically worthless,

 

in in general credit card companies tend to use FICO 08 scores and mortgage lenders FICO 04 scores though there are certainly variations out there.  Whenever you are looking for a particular credit product do some research and find out what that potential lender bases their decision upon.

 

Hope this helps.

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Anonymous
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Re: I lost in all of the different scores...

Don't judge your scored off CK. End of story. They aren't real so no matter what they are, no lender bases thier decision on CK's score. Like the person above me said, if you are truly concerned about your scores I would suggest purchasing them so you can actually moniter them

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Re: I lost in all of the different scores...

Equifax.com score watch will give you fico 04 and is 14.95 a month and will give you updates HTH

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