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credit card balance increased by +$20, your credit report went down 50pts. and if your credit card balance decreases -$1000, your credit reports increases 2 pts.. what the heo?
so should i just get a credit card and not use at all??
Hoang
Without looking at your entire report there's no way to know if changes to your revolving utilization ( individual cards and total ) are soley responsible for your score changes.
I suppose if your c l were $20, balance was $5 (25%) then increasing by $20 to $25 (125%), it might have that effect.
@hoang817 wrote:credit card balance increased by +$20, your credit report went down 50pts. and if your credit card balance decreases -$1000, your credit reports increases 2 pts.. what the heo?
so should i just get a credit card and not use at all??
Hoang
If you have a question or want input you'll have to be a lot more specific.
What scores?
Where are you getting them from?
What are your limits and your balances?
No FICO score drops 50 points because someone's balance increased by $20.
@SouthJamaica I'm sorry to say but this has happened to me when I had a thinner file and before I was rebucketed. It appears to happen with younger thin files
@CreditPoor wrote:@SouthJamaica I'm sorry to say but this has happened to me when I had a thinner file and before I was rebucketed. It appears to happen with younger thin files
No it didn't. No one's FICO scores drop 50 points for adding $20 to the balance.
Until OP answers my questions, we won't know the answer to what really happened in this case.
We will agree to disagree because I've had it happen to me several times. I've had my balance increase as little as a few dollars more than a previous month and have lost points. The reason given is "your balance has increased on one of your cards" I don't have negatives or COs and have never been late on a payment, so I guess a certain number of profiles are special and only happen to them.