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Is there anyway to purchase a TU04 FICO?
@Anonymous wrote:Is there anyway to purchase a TU04 FICO?
Not that I'm aware of.
But my wife says I'm not aware of much of anything so take then into consideration. ![]()
From a BK years ago to:
EX - 3/11 pulled by lender- 835, EQ - 2/11-816, TU - 2/11-782
"Some people spend an entire lifetime wondering if they've made a difference. The Marines don't have that problem".
Not that I know of. I was so bummed to see a 660 here and a 648 from my lender using TU04 ![]()
Mine was 30 points lower ![]()
How do either of you know that your lender used one of the TU 04 FICO scores? And if so do you know which one?
Actually, I don't. But I applied for a student loan, so I doubt that they would have used an enhanced score. At least I haven't read about enhanced scores for that purpose.
@MarineVietVet wrote:
@Anonymous wrote:Is there anyway to purchase a TU04 FICO?
Not that I'm aware of.
But my wife says I'm not aware of much of anything so take then into consideration.
lol -- gotta love an honest man!
myFICO is working with TU in hopes of getting them (TU) to start providing the 04 version here.
It's a pickle to get a lender to tell you which score they pulled (bc they probably don't know), but I do know that when you get the denial letter it will say what scoring model is used and the credit score. Hopefully you don't get denied - I'm basing this on DH's home depot denial letter, and also copies of the credit scores we got from the mortgage lender - but that letter only gave us the info from the MIDDLE score since that is the score they used. For me it was the TU04 and the letter said that.
I was denied because I have a judgement. I have a judgement from '09 that is now paid that they cited as the reason for denial. I can appeal within 60 days though. I'm hoping to get it removed but I'm not sure how long the process takes.
I was shocked by the 30 point difference in the score they gave me and what I got on here. The letter doesn't state the TU FICO model used.
I'm just guessing that a school loan doesn't use any of the industry specific FICO scores.
I do think it is a heck of an assumption that any TU FICO score that does not match the TU FICO Classic 98 from myFICO is automatically TU FICO Classic 04. That might be a good guess on a mortgage. Does anyone know for sure? There is also a FICO 8 Score and for something completely new, FICO 8 has an industry specific score for a mortgage. Does any know for a fact if any mortgage lenders are using FICO 8?
If you are not dealing with a mortgage, we do have all the normal industry specific scores for Auto, Bankcard, etc. for each version of TU FICO 98, 04, and 8. So if somebody applies for a bank card and their TU FICO Score is lower than the one pulled here it could be TU FICO 98 BankCard. I don't think we can assume it is Classic 04. We would have several possiblilities.