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Anonymous
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aggregate UTI DP for below 4% on AZEO?

Sorry if its been discussed but I just cant seem to find it. Ive seen DPs on Aggregate UTI at 4% and 8%, but what about less than 4% aggregate UTI? I see posts where leaving a small bal on a card ($10 or so) but sometimes it hits as 0% UTI.

 

Im curious as to any DPs on agg UTI at 1-5% (or $ amounts) assuming rest of file is AZEO. I mean is 0.50% or 1% too low for agg UTI?

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SouthJamaica
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Re: aggregate UTI DP for below 4% on AZEO?


@Anonymous wrote:

Sorry if its been discussed but I just cant seem to find it. Ive seen DPs on Aggregate UTI at 4% and 8%, but what about less than 4% aggregate UTI? I see posts where leaving a small bal on a card ($10 or so) but sometimes it hits as 0% UTI.

 

Im curious as to any DPs on agg UTI at 1-5% (or $ amounts) assuming rest of file is AZEO. I mean is 0.50% or 1% too low for agg UTI?


I don't believe there is any such threshold.


Total revolving limits 568220 (504020 reporting) FICO 8: EQ 689 TU 691 EX 682




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GatorGuy
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Re: aggregate UTI DP for below 4% on AZEO?

Even if it shows at 0% util, the algorithm does not treat it as such if there is a balance. 

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Anonymous
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Re: aggregate UTI DP for below 4% on AZEO?

So 1-7.99% UTI shows as O%? 

 

im just trying to figure how low is TOO low. 

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SouthJamaica
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Re: aggregate UTI DP for below 4% on AZEO?


@Anonymous wrote:

So 1-7.99% UTI shows as O%? 

 

im just trying to figure how low is TOO low. 


Below $10 is too low.


Total revolving limits 568220 (504020 reporting) FICO 8: EQ 689 TU 691 EX 682




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Anonymous
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Re: aggregate UTI DP for below 4% on AZEO?

$11? Lol. 

 

I think it's all relative,, there has to be a number that triggers "too low". 

I mean if I had a card w a $10k CL and had $20 bal or a $200 bal, would there be a score difference if AZEO? 

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USMC_Winger
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Re: aggregate UTI DP for below 4% on AZEO?


@Anonymous wrote:

 

I mean if I had a card w a $10k CL and had $20 bal or a $200 bal, would there be a score difference if AZEO? 


Yes.  With the AZEO method, the $200 balance would result in a slightly lower FICO 8 FICO 2 score than the $20 balance would.  The highest reported balance that still qualified for AZEO is $147.  No accompanying CL for the revolving account was mentioned.

 

<Edited for correction to FICO 2 scoring model.  Sorry, folks, but thanks, @Anonymous, for the correct info.>

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Anonymous
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Re: aggregate UTI DP for below 4% on AZEO?


@USMC_Winger wrote:

@Anonymous wrote:

 

I mean if I had a card w a $10k CL and had $20 bal or a $200 bal, would there be a score difference if AZEO? 


Yes.  With the AZEO method, the $200 balance would result in a slightly lower FICO 8 score than the $20 balance would.  The highest reported balance that still qualified for AZEO is $147.  No accompanying CL for the revolving account was mentioned.


No that was for version 2 not version 8. It would make no difference on version eight unless the tradeline had a low CL causing individual or aggregate utilization to rise above 4.5%.

 

@Anonymous $.99 is too low, one dollar reported will prevent the AZ loss. However be careful, because some FIs forgive small balances, so if you left two dollars with a particular lender they would forgive it and it would report a zero, but for instance with Chase, you could leave a one dollar balance and not see a loss. Best practice is $10, imho.

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Anonymous
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Re: aggregate UTI DP for below 4% on AZEO?

Aight then. 
I'll keep it as is for now. 1 bal w UTI at 2% is fine. I'll see if I can duplicate it next month with a $10-20 Val and see if that moves the dial 

thanks for the feedback! 

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