Score down...oh well

Discussion in 'Credit Talk' started by soup, Jun 27, 2002.

  1. soup

    soup Well-Known Member

    Just pulled equifax and with 8 inq...it went up from 700 to 707...sears just started reporting and the "too new to rate" made my score come down to 687....anyone know when too new to rate changes? Just thought I'd share some more on the RNG..LOL

    If I loose 20points per new account...I'll be back in the low 500's...argh...that can't happen can it?!

    Well, I let you all know as they start reporting...
     
  2. kozman

    kozman Well-Known Member

    I just had a "too new to rate" installment loan from my CU for 3500 and my points on EQ went from 580 to 594. Go figure. I wonder if it matters if it's installment as opposed to revolving???
     
  3. Kinetix

    Kinetix Well-Known Member

    I believe having a installment loan is good since it's factored into your scoring for having a good credit mix. A paid down installment loan will give you a nice boost in your score. I wouldn't expect much of an increase in score just for having a installment balance, but once paid down you should see a nice boost aswell offers flooding your mail.
     
  4. kozman

    kozman Well-Known Member

    I hope so. My scores are bad. 594-EQ 638-EX 644-TU
     
  5. dimitri

    dimitri Well-Known Member

    I lost 8 points for my too new to rate b of a card, however, I made a payment online to my new cap1 card before it reported and the first report on this card came out pays as agreed, gained 5 points back. I think even after one payment you should have pays as agreed.
     
  6. swajames

    swajames Well-Known Member

    I just opened a couple of new accounts with FirstUSA and Fleet and both were showing on my credit report, reported as pays as agreed, even before I had received the cards or the first statement!
     

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