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Just checked on this site.... it shows 850. Thank you for the kind words by the way.
I'm seeing EX Fico 9 as 300 to 850.
What's weird is on my NFCU provided EQ Fico 9, the range shows 300 to 850, but on my Citi provided EQ Fico 9 the range is 250 to 900... ??
@Gunnerboy wrote:I'm seeing EX Fico 9 as 300 to 850.
What's weird is on my NFCU provided EQ Fico 9, the range shows 300 to 850, but on my Citi provided EQ Fico 9 the range is 250 to 900... ??
Maybe I was confusing it with the FICO 9 Bankcard flavor.
Could the CITI EQ score be a credit card score... like an auto score?
@DoctorLoomis wrote:Just checked on this site.... it shows 850. Thank you for the kind words by the way.
You have the Experian Classic FICO 9 version. Which does go to 850. Sorry for the confusion. I had to do a little research.
@AllZero wrote:
@DoctorLoomis wrote:Just checked on this site.... it shows 850. Thank you for the kind words by the way.
You have the Experian Classic FICO 9 version. Which does go to 850. Sorry for the confusion. I had to do a little research.
Was noticing the same thing with my WF account provided score as @DoctorLoomis shared.
Thanks for digging in for the details @AllZero 👏🏻
@cashorcharge wrote:
@AllZero wrote:
@DoctorLoomis wrote:Just checked on this site.... it shows 850. Thank you for the kind words by the way.
You have the Experian Classic FICO 9 version. Which does go to 850. Sorry for the confusion. I had to do a little research.
Was noticing the same thing with my WF account provided score as @DoctorLoomis shared.
Thanks for digging in for the details @AllZero 👏🏻
@cashorcharge Your score be looking great too!
I wish I had great scores
Guess I'd ask where the agencies would get my income from. Are they seeing my W2 or 1099?
Also possible that someone earning >100K is considered more responsible/reliable than someone earning minimum wage ~30K in some places. Or more likely location is a factor when considering income. 100K in Mississippi isn't the same as 100K in NY or LA.