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Credit Score gone down during mortgage application!!!
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MovingForwards said:Ignore the credit score as it isn't seen or used by any financial institution. It's the credit history they see and use for their own internal scoring.
You are panicking over nothing.
Is it the actual report they get then? With details of all your accounts/credit limits/ balance etc0 -
0400772 said:MovingForwards said:Ignore the credit score as it isn't seen or used by any financial institution. It's the credit history they see and use for their own internal scoring.
You are panicking over nothing.
Is it the actual report they get then? With details of all your accounts/credit limits/ balance etc
I've commented on your thread.
You shouldn't have put a notice of correction, that just draws attention to it and a manual review is required instead of a straight yes / no. You should have raised a dispute.Mortgage started 2020, aiming to clear 31/12/2029.0 -
MovingForwards said:0400772 said:MovingForwards said:Ignore the credit score as it isn't seen or used by any financial institution. It's the credit history they see and use for their own internal scoring.
You are panicking over nothing.
Is it the actual report they get then? With details of all your accounts/credit limits/ balance etc
I've commented on your thread.
You shouldn't have put a notice of correction, that just draws attention to it and a manual review is required instead of a straight yes / no. You should have raised a dispute.
Is this better?1 -
0400772 said:MovingForwards said:0400772 said:MovingForwards said:Ignore the credit score as it isn't seen or used by any financial institution. It's the credit history they see and use for their own internal scoring.
You are panicking over nothing.
Is it the actual report they get then? With details of all your accounts/credit limits/ balance etc
I've commented on your thread.
You shouldn't have put a notice of correction, that just draws attention to it and a manual review is required instead of a straight yes / no. You should have raised a dispute.
Is this better?Mortgage started 2020, aiming to clear 31/12/2029.0
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