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@Anonymous
Yes, new revolver In August (NFCU Platinum) 2nd statement will be Oct 5, should report then at 2 or 3months age.
I did see the new descriptor but was unsure on the threshold. I am mature. AOOra 6yr10m.
@Anonymous wrote:@Anonymous
Yes, new revolver In August (NFCU Platinum) 2nd statement will be Oct 5, should report then at 2 or 3months age.
I did see the new descriptor but was unsure on the threshold. I am mature. AOOra 6yr10m.
@Anonymous You are mature! I would expect somewhere around 12-15 points for the scorecard reassignment considering ages, but each profile is different, so it's hard to speculate. 10-20 points, typically, but since you're thick and mature, you'll be in the lower half, I believe. Please report back and let us know!
@Anonymous Edit: The penalty could also be offset by AoYA 3 months if that reports at 3 months of age.
@Anonymous
NFCU reported early on 9/25 for me and others. This added the new account at 2month age with 2% Ind UTI. -9 points on EX. Dropped agg UTI from 56% to 51% so no threshold was crossed. It will be nice in the next couple days when Cap1 reports going from 84% to 47%, bringing aggregate to 41%.
After Oct 7 I should be able to see if there is a change from reporting less than 50% of revolving accounts with balances. There should be less than 1% aggregate UTI change at that point.
@Anonymous wrote:@Anonymous
NFCU reported early on 9/25 for me and others. This added the new account at 2month age with 2% Ind UTI. -9 points on EX. Dropped agg UTI from 56% to 51% so no threshold was crossed. It will be nice in the next couple days when Cap1 reports going from 84% to 47%, bringing aggregate to 41%.
After Oct 7 I should be able to see if there is a change from reporting less than 50% of revolving accounts with balances. There should be less than 1% aggregate UTI change at that point.
@Anonymous Cool! And yes you should see a change at TransUnion & Equifax version 8 with less than 50% reporting a balance, I believe.
How many revolvers with a balance did you have before that reported? Because that metric also changed by adding a revolver. You might see a couple points on the first when it turns 3 months.
@Anonymous
Prior to that have 8/10 showing balance. 3 of those are trailing interest at less than 1% UTI that should be gone after statements cut in the next couple of days. With the NFCU I will have 11 revolvers total, and only 5/11 with balances after that statements cuts on the 5th.
Aggregate uti is currently 41%. Had one revolver cross from 67% UTI to 28% UTI with not change in aggregate. +7 points on EX Fico 8 to 704. No change in any of the other EX models. However I finally broke 741 on EX2 sometime this week!
@Anonymous wrote:Aggregate uti is currently 41%. Had one revolver cross from 67% UTI to 28% UTI with not change in aggregate. +7 points on EX Fico 8 to 704. No change in any of the other EX models. However I finally broke 741 on EX2 sometime this week!
@Anonymous but you still got the capital one at what 4x%?
9 points is pretty low for that scorecard change you didn't have any revolvers under a year when that hit?
congratulations on EX2!
@Anonymous
The new revolver reported early with the NFCU push on the 23rd. Score dropped 9 points from that, assuming that was the score card change. Cap 1 reported on the 27 to 47% 5 point gain. No score change on the 1st, the new accounts ages to 2 months.
@Anonymous wrote:@Anonymous
The new revolver reported early with the NFCU push on the 23rd. Score dropped 9 points from that, assuming that was the score card change. Cap 1 reported on the 27 to 47% 5 point gain. No score change on the 1st, the new accounts ages to 2 months.
@Anonymous right, but I mean before the NFCU card reported, you did not have any revolver on your report less than 12 months of age? If that's correct then, yeah the 9 points was the scorecard change, just a little lower than I expected.