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My CCT report shows it's been 20 months since I had a late payment. Is there some point where that may bump up my score ? For instance, will 24 months make my score go up ? Thanks in advance for the help.
@stinastina wrote:My CCT report shows it's been 20 months since I had a late payment. Is there some point where that may bump up my score ? For instance, will 24 months make my score go up ? Thanks in advance for the help.
Qualified maybe.
On my dirty file my score seems to have recovered to prior to my recent (10/15) 30D late after a year, but it's never been stringently tested to my knowledge. I do know that my 60D late hurt me for the entire time it was on my report, but by how much is a very interesting question.
Problem is there's so many pieces and parts to the algorithm it's awfully hard to tease it out... like I'm back to pre-mortgage levels on FICO 8 (on bureaus that have my tax lien) but my installment utilization still sucks, so what changed? Really can't tell, was it some aging of my tax lien over 5 or 6 years? If it doesn't show up in the reason codes, it's just hard because we don't have a large valume of data to try to corrolate it.
I'm hoping to get some better data around a 30D late specifically as I'm coming up on 2 years and my file is pretty fixed in that I'm not applying for anything, have no presumed AAOA boundary coming out, and zero scoreable inquiries on TU. Other than revolving balance changes that's as good of a plan as I can come up with to see if there's a difference when I cross 2 years.
@stinastina wrote:My CCT report shows it's been 20 months since I had a late payment. Is there some point where that may bump up my score ? For instance, will 24 months make my score go up ? Thanks in advance for the help.
What was the severity of the late payment? If it was minor, you may see a slight gain. If it was a major, possibly not. Also, one of the biggest other factors would be whether or not you have any other late payments (and their severity) older than the one that's at 20 months now. If so, what was the severity of it/those?
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@stinastina wrote:My CCT report shows it's been 20 months since I had a late payment. Is there some point where that may bump up my score ? For instance, will 24 months make my score go up ? Thanks in advance for the help.
What was the severity of the late payment? If it was minor, you may see a slight gain. If it was a major, possibly not. Also, one of the biggest other factors would be whether or not you have any other late payments (and their severity) older than the one that's at 20 months now. If so, what was the severity of it/those?
I don't know how to determine the severity. I had a cap 1 card that I did not pay in 2015 that shows 8 months of lates and included in bankruptcy. A fingerhut acct that shows 3 months of lates that was also included in bankruptcy. And a collection that shows 2 years of lates from 2013-2015 even though I never paid them that was also included in bankruptcy. Are collection agencies allowed to report you as late ?
january 2016
@medicgrrl wrote:
When was your BK discharged
The severity of a late payment is represented by the number of days late it is on your credit report for any given month reporting. So if you get reported 30 days late in January on an account and still don't pay it, in February 60 days late gets reported. March, 90 days. The severity of any string of lates such as this is indicated by the final month in the string, that is, the latest reporting of that late payment.