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I'd confirm if if I had a clue what you guys are talking about. My report has actually been rather un-busy for a couple months. Last new account hit in late July and my reported util has been the same at 3% for several months, coming from a single card reporting.
Trying to analyze your score changes relative to changes in installment loan balances based on your previous post. I am not sure if I was reading your loan info properly.
Nothing related to CCs or CC utilization - specifically loans.
@Thomas_Thumb wrote:Trying to analyze your score changes relative to changes in installment loan balances based on your previous post. I am not sure if I was reading your loan info properly.
Nothing related to CCs or CC utilization - specifically loans.
Yeah, I know it's not related to CC's. I added that additional info because it relates to file activity.
@Anonymous wrote:Thanks for the follow up relegate. I decided to just leave the loan as is for now. Maybe I'll pay it down a little extra later.
Just a question to the forum here...
Hypothetical situation here...
Say Crazyfarmer pays the student loan down a few weeks from now and does find that he recieved a 10 point bump that puts him in a lower interest rate tier for his mortgage loan. Can he ask the mortgage lender to do another score pull before the closing date?
@jamie123 wrote:
@Anonymous wrote:Thanks for the follow up relegate. I decided to just leave the loan as is for now. Maybe I'll pay it down a little extra later.
Just a question to the forum here...
Hypothetical situation here...
Say Crazyfarmer pays the student loan down a few weeks from now and does find that he recieved a 10 point bump that puts him in a lower interest rate tier for his mortgage loan. Can he ask the mortgage lender to do another score pull before the closing date?
Yes.
@Anonymous wrote:
@Thomas_Thumb wrote:Trying to analyze your score changes relative to changes in installment loan balances based on your previous post. I am not sure if I was reading your loan info properly.
Nothing related to CCs or CC utilization - specifically loans.
I'd confirm if if I had a clue what you guys are talking about.
My report has actually been rather un-busy for a couple months. Last new account hit in late July and my reported util has been the same at 3% for several months, coming from a single card reporting.
Yeah, I know it's not related to CC's. I added that additional info because it relates to file activity.
Thanks - I had assumed other factors were held "constant" but it is best to confirm. Your data is pretty solid but I wanted to confirm sequence of events which I understand as follows:
CAPTOOL's event sequence viewed in aggregate:
(525+4558)/7050 = 72.1% => (125+4558)/7050 = 66.4% => 125/2050 = 6.1% (new loan & balance not on CB report yet)
@ * ........score 712 @ 72% => score 723 @ 66%, score 722 @ 66% => score 741 @ 6%
The aggregate view suggests a breakpoint between 72% to 66% (at 70%?) and perhaps 2 breakpoints (or one with a larger impact) going from 66% to 6%.
Am I re-stating the event summary with corresponding scores correctly?
@Thomas_Thumb wrote:
@Anonymous wrote:
@Thomas_Thumb wrote:Trying to analyze your score changes relative to changes in installment loan balances based on your previous post. I am not sure if I was reading your loan info properly.
Nothing related to CCs or CC utilization - specifically loans.
I'd confirm if if I had a clue what you guys are talking about.
My report has actually been rather un-busy for a couple months. Last new account hit in late July and my reported util has been the same at 3% for several months, coming from a single card reporting.
Yeah, I know it's not related to CC's. I added that additional info because it relates to file activity.
Thanks - I had assumed other factors were held "constant" but it is best to confirm. Your data is pretty solid but I wanted to confirm sequence of events which I understand as follows:
CAPTOOL's event sequence viewed in aggregate:
(525+4558)/7050 = 72.1% => (125+4558)/7050 = 66.4% => 125/2050 = 6.1% (new loan & balance not on CB report yet)
@ * ........score 712 @ 72% => score 723 @ 66%, score 722 @ 66% => score 741 @ 6%
The aggregate view suggests a breakpoint between 72% to 66% (at 70%?) and perhaps 2 breakpoints (or one with a larger impact) going from 66% to 6%.
Am I re-stating the event summary with corresponding scores correctly?
Yep, that's correct.
Now I know what the verbiage is when installment loans are paid way down.
One additional data point. Got a TU score today that includes the updated loan info. It jumped fro 784 to 819.
@Anonymous wrote:One additional data point. Got a TU score today that includes the updated loan info. It jumped fro 784 to 819.
Wow! That's great!
Congratulations!
Should we start calling you Mr. Captool now?
800 plus! You made it!