For the second time in recent history, my credit scores from TransUnion and Eloan's CreditXpert service moved in different directions. TransUnion reported that my credit score took an 11-point hit while Eloan claimed my credit score improved by 10 points. According to the Eloan website, my credit score of 710 is higher than 45% of U. S. consumers.
|
TransUnion |
Eloan |
Difference |
September-03 |
686 |
636 |
50 |
October-03 |
686 |
663 |
23 |
November-03 |
686 |
650 |
36 |
December-03 |
673 |
649 |
24 |
January-04 |
689 |
673 |
16 |
February-04 |
695 |
684 |
11 |
March-04 |
697 |
691 |
6 |
April-04 |
710 |
675 |
35 |
May-04 |
704 |
679 |
25 |
June-04 |
730 |
700 |
30 |
July-04 |
719 |
710 |
9 |
Both report mentioned that the relatively short length of my credit history, and the number of recent inquiries, are dragging further improvement of my credit score.
To my surprise, I still didn't see my EverBank mortgage shows up in my credit profile. I'm braced for a hit once this mortgage account and my recently acquired HELOC account shows up in my report. On the credit card front, I will continue to apply for new cards that offers attractive value proposition. I am satisfied about my credit score now. With HELOC of $30,000 and $68,200 credit line from 13 credit cards sitting in my pocket, I don't have to worry about liquidity for a while.