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@Anonymous wrote:
Oh I see your update date. So 1.5 years AAOA? That’s also awesome to know aging alerts come through on TU. I did not know that was a breakpoint though, but I haven’t been that low to test since I’ve tracked credit! Lol!
I haven't updated my signature yet, so that AAoA of 1yr 5mo is from my January 3B report.
New aging values for February will be:
FILE | 2yr 2mo |
AoOA | 2yr 2mo |
AAoA | 1yr 6mo |
AoYA | 1yr 2mo |
AoYRA | 1yr 2mo |
AAoRA | 1yr 2mo |
FICO score changes that come from aging alone seem to always happen at multiples of 3, so I'm going with the 1yr 6mo AAoA for TU 8.
9 months ago I saw the same +7 increase with TU 8 at AAoA 9mos when the other aging values were not multiples of 3.
@Anonymous wrote:The only other thing I can think of is the new aging values for February 1: AoOA 2yr 2mo, AAoA 1yr 6mo, AoYA 1yr 2mo.
Does anyone remember seeing a jump on TU 8 at Average Age of Accounts (AAoA) 1 year 6 months?
(The score factors shown below are the same as the ones from my January 10 myFICO 3B report.)
And it happened again....TU 8 +7 at AAoA 1yr 6mo.
No change in reason statements.