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Well, if you're like Jackson and you're born with a 700 credit score, now you're in. You're too big to fail.

After that, do you really go? Correct. It's more of an indicator. I used to look more at the fluctuation. So if you went down 100 points. There's probably something underlying that I'm going to be aware of, and more than likely my payment's delinquent anyway.

After that, do you really go? Correct. It's more of an indicator. I used to look more at the fluctuation. So if you went down 100 points. There's probably something underlying that I'm going to be aware of, and more than likely my payment's delinquent anyway.

After that, do you really go? Correct. It's more of an indicator. I used to look more at the fluctuation. So if you went down 100 points. There's probably something underlying that I'm going to be aware of, and more than likely my payment's delinquent anyway.

But once you're in, if you're a 690 and above and you're in, or you're a 720 and above and you're in, no, it doesn't matter nearly as much as it did the first time. Does anybody else, like, try for the 800? Oh, yeah.

But once you're in, if you're a 690 and above and you're in, or you're a 720 and above and you're in, no, it doesn't matter nearly as much as it did the first time. Does anybody else, like, try for the 800? Oh, yeah.

But once you're in, if you're a 690 and above and you're in, or you're a 720 and above and you're in, no, it doesn't matter nearly as much as it did the first time. Does anybody else, like, try for the 800? Oh, yeah.

It gets you nothing.

It gets you nothing.

It gets you nothing.

Yeah, but you don't know if somebody that had a 700 score is getting the same rate that you're getting. No, I had a 700 some. You went up 100 points?

Yeah, but you don't know if somebody that had a 700 score is getting the same rate that you're getting. No, I had a 700 some. You went up 100 points?

Yeah, but you don't know if somebody that had a 700 score is getting the same rate that you're getting. No, I had a 700 some. You went up 100 points?

You should use it, though, because if you have underutilized capital, access to capital, that is a negative factor. Also, BS. This is stupid. It's a scam. The close-it is a one-time blip. That's all that matters. If you have other lines that have been open for more than five years, close the old one.

You should use it, though, because if you have underutilized capital, access to capital, that is a negative factor. Also, BS. This is stupid. It's a scam. The close-it is a one-time blip. That's all that matters. If you have other lines that have been open for more than five years, close the old one.

You should use it, though, because if you have underutilized capital, access to capital, that is a negative factor. Also, BS. This is stupid. It's a scam. The close-it is a one-time blip. That's all that matters. If you have other lines that have been open for more than five years, close the old one.

Get rid of it. Yeah. So why is it a penalty to pay off a loan? Why is it a penalty to close an account? If you pay off a loan before the agreed upon terms, it shows that you're not following exactly what you agreed to do. If you made a plan to make 36 payments of $500, the credit score is watching to see if you stick to the plan you said you were going to do.

Get rid of it. Yeah. So why is it a penalty to pay off a loan? Why is it a penalty to close an account? If you pay off a loan before the agreed upon terms, it shows that you're not following exactly what you agreed to do. If you made a plan to make 36 payments of $500, the credit score is watching to see if you stick to the plan you said you were going to do.

Get rid of it. Yeah. So why is it a penalty to pay off a loan? Why is it a penalty to close an account? If you pay off a loan before the agreed upon terms, it shows that you're not following exactly what you agreed to do. If you made a plan to make 36 payments of $500, the credit score is watching to see if you stick to the plan you said you were going to do.

It is.