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Green Sub · 18 July 2008, 06:48 AM

Only because I have been so vocal about the benefit of taking advantage of no interest financing at my AD, I thought I should back track and share this.

I pulled my FICO score in April and it was 796 out of a possible 850. That's about normal for me.

Today, for no related reason to my 2 recent Rolex purchases, I pulled my FICO score again. It was 782. The reason mentioned in the report was not that I had increased my credit debt by $10,000 or so, but because I had obtained new credit recently. The new account at Jared's was cited.

It's no big deal, but I did think that I should mention this the way I have raved about no interest financing.

18 July 2008, 06:48 AM	#1
Green Sub Member Join Date: Mar 2008 Real Name: Barry Location: Acworth, GA USA Posts: 622	My FICO credit score took a hit Only because I have been so vocal about the benefit of taking advantage of no interest financing at my AD, I thought I should back track and share this. I pulled my FICO score in April and it was 796 out of a possible 850. That's about normal for me. Today, for no related reason to my 2 recent Rolex purchases, I pulled my FICO score again. It was 782. The reason mentioned in the report was not that I had increased my credit debt by $10,000 or so, but because I had obtained new credit recently. The new account at Jared's was cited. It's no big deal, but I did think that I should mention this the way I have raved about no interest financing.