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I have a Buss Marcus CC and wanted to see what I was preapproved for a personal card. Approved for $3.5k vs my $31k Buss cc. SP done and wont get dinged. But my AAOA and AOOA will, I am checking to see how Much Experian will drop, unaware if they know its a SP, says score drop of 10 pt so 751 now, if I accept the Marcus CC it will go down to 741.
AAOA is 5 yrs 5 mths
AOOA is 9yrs 4 mths
I am wondering how the above will change my Ficos as well?
What does the group think? Stay in the garden or take it?
@AzCreditGuy wrote:I have a Buss Marcus CC and wanted to see what I was preapproved for a personal card. Approved for $3.5k vs my $31k Buss cc. SP done and wont get dinged. But my AAOA and AOOA will, I am checking to see how Much Experian will drop, unaware if they know its a SP, says score drop of 10 pt so 751 now, if I accept the Marcus CC it will go down to 741.
AAOA is 5 yrs 5 mths
AOOA is 9yrs 4 mths
I am wondering how the above will change my Ficos as well?
What does the group think? Stay in the garden or take it?
Since you're asking for our opinions, to me it doesn't seem like something worth leaving the garden for.
Stay in the Garden. I would only leave for major cards of 10k or more, or cards that can grow fast via SP.
Keep in mind that these estimators are only that and they have earned the reputation of being unreilable predictors of real-world outcomes. It could cost you 10 FICO 8 points, but it could also cost you 5 or 20.
Your scores would also take a hit when the new account reported because your AoYA will drop from 56 months to 1 month and AoYA is also a scoring factor.
IMO you should only accept the card if it's truly one you could effectively leverage.
Thanks appericate the feedback and will continue to stay in the Garden!! I also believe I will cross a threshold for AAOA next month?
I am at 5yrs 5mths and the next threshold is:
AAoA a threshold?
@AzCreditGuy wrote:Thanks appericate the feedback and will continue to stay in the Garden!! I also believe I will cross a threshold for AAOA next month?
I am at 5yrs 5mths and the next threshold is:
AAoA a threshold?
- 12 months / 1yr 0mo (3 EX 9 scores up 8-10 points, +4 on TU 8, my report here)
- 18 months / 1yr 6mo (Confirmed twice by me, really good on all mortgage scores, LINK )
- 24 months / 2yr 0mo (Unconfirmed)
- 30 months / 2yr 6mo (Unconfirmed)
- 48 months / 4yr 0mo ( EX 8 +27 points, ChemE_Bear, LINK )
- 54 months / 4yr 6mo (Unconfirmed)
- 60 months / 5yr 0mo
- 66 months / 5yr 6mo
- 72 months / 6yr 0mo
- 78 months / 6yr 6mo (Confirmed by BrutalBodyShots)
- 84 months / 7yr 0mo (Confirmed by K-in-Boston, LINK )
- 90 months / 7yr 6mo
I don't think so.
@SouthJamaica wrote:
@AzCreditGuy wrote:Thanks appericate the feedback and will continue to stay in the Garden!! I also believe I will cross a threshold for AAOA next month?
I am at 5yrs 5mths and the next threshold is:
AAoA a threshold?
- 12 months / 1yr 0mo (3 EX 9 scores up 8-10 points, +4 on TU 8, my report here)
- 18 months / 1yr 6mo (Confirmed twice by me, really good on all mortgage scores, LINK )
- 24 months / 2yr 0mo (Unconfirmed)
- 30 months / 2yr 6mo (Unconfirmed)
- 48 months / 4yr 0mo ( EX 8 +27 points, ChemE_Bear, LINK )
- 54 months / 4yr 6mo (Unconfirmed)
- 60 months / 5yr 0mo
- 66 months / 5yr 6mo
- 72 months / 6yr 0mo
- 78 months / 6yr 6mo (Confirmed by BrutalBodyShots)
- 84 months / 7yr 0mo (Confirmed by K-in-Boston, LINK )
- 90 months / 7yr 6mo
I don't think so.
Well I do think so. After looking at it more closely, thought it was because I racked up more debt, nope its from AAOA
2pts for Ex and 4pts for EQ
@AzCreditGuy wrote:
@SouthJamaica wrote:
@AzCreditGuy wrote:Thanks appericate the feedback and will continue to stay in the Garden!! I also believe I will cross a threshold for AAOA next month?
I am at 5yrs 5mths and the next threshold is:
AAoA a threshold?
- 12 months / 1yr 0mo (3 EX 9 scores up 8-10 points, +4 on TU 8, my report here)
- 18 months / 1yr 6mo (Confirmed twice by me, really good on all mortgage scores, LINK )
- 24 months / 2yr 0mo (Unconfirmed)
- 30 months / 2yr 6mo (Unconfirmed)
- 48 months / 4yr 0mo ( EX 8 +27 points, ChemE_Bear, LINK )
- 54 months / 4yr 6mo (Unconfirmed)
- 60 months / 5yr 0mo
- 66 months / 5yr 6mo
- 72 months / 6yr 0mo
- 78 months / 6yr 6mo (Confirmed by BrutalBodyShots)
- 84 months / 7yr 0mo (Confirmed by K-in-Boston, LINK )
- 90 months / 7yr 6mo
I don't think so.
Well I do think so. After looking at it more closely, thought it was because I racked up more debt, nope its from AAOA
2pts for Ex and 4pts for EQ
1. 2 to 4 points is not a threshold by my definition of threshold.
2. It appears that TU did not increase at all.
3. I doubt that you can be sure that the 1 month increase in AAoA caused those small increases in EX and EQ.
But if you want to believe it's a threshold, more power to you.
@SouthJamaica wrote:
@AzCreditGuy wrote:
@SouthJamaica wrote:
@AzCreditGuy wrote:Thanks appericate the feedback and will continue to stay in the Garden!! I also believe I will cross a threshold for AAOA next month?
I am at 5yrs 5mths and the next threshold is:
AAoA a threshold?
- 12 months / 1yr 0mo (3 EX 9 scores up 8-10 points, +4 on TU 8, my report here)
- 18 months / 1yr 6mo (Confirmed twice by me, really good on all mortgage scores, LINK )
- 24 months / 2yr 0mo (Unconfirmed)
- 30 months / 2yr 6mo (Unconfirmed)
- 48 months / 4yr 0mo ( EX 8 +27 points, ChemE_Bear, LINK )
- 54 months / 4yr 6mo (Unconfirmed)
- 60 months / 5yr 0mo
- 66 months / 5yr 6mo
- 72 months / 6yr 0mo
- 78 months / 6yr 6mo (Confirmed by BrutalBodyShots)
- 84 months / 7yr 0mo (Confirmed by K-in-Boston, LINK )
- 90 months / 7yr 6mo
I don't think so.
Well I do think so. After looking at it more closely, thought it was because I racked up more debt, nope its from AAOA
2pts for Ex and 4pts for EQ
1. 2 to 4 points is not a threshold by my definition of threshold.
2. I doubt that you can be sure that the 1 month increase in AAoA caused those small increases.
I can, the only thing that changed was adding $1k in debt. You want to say that caused my small increases? OK