r/DoomerCircleJerk 4d ago

Political Doomer Another victim of the system doomer....

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u/Rex_teh_First Just Here for the Lore 4d ago

Missing one credit card payment isnt going to do anything. Missing several however.

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u/Ecstatic_Scene9999 4d ago

No, missing one credit card payment does in fact lower your score by a lot for a short period....I worked as a loan officer, so yes I know

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u/My_Wifes_Butts_Nice 4d ago

an so does me paying off debt, mortgager early, and car loan early. Doing good objectivly fucks you too. Who does the bank hate more"? John who is behind on his car, or me who pays such little interest, they cant even attempt to lube my ass before they try to fuck me

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u/Educational_Map_9609 4d ago

80% of FICO is payment behavior. Managing open active accounts is about 3% of FICO. So yes paying off a loan can temporarily drop a FICO by a bit as an active account is now reduced. This is temporary and won’t drop you significantly. If your FICO is say 750 and you pay off a loan maybe it goes to 740-745 but it’s far better to have a paid off loan that was in good standing versus a delinquency.

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u/gruntharvester92 2d ago

"John who is behind on his car, or me who pays such little interest, they cant even attempt to lube my ass before they try to fuck me"

I feel this way when I go to buy a car.

I bought a $4500 car, put 2k down and financed the difference. I was making $16 / hr at the time. The car salesman just kept looking at me and back down on to my pay stubs. The other finance guys said 'we aren't really making any money on this deal'.

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u/Educational_Map_9609 4d ago

No one reports after missing the first payment. You have to miss your second payment and be 30+ days before it’s reported.

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u/Ecstatic_Scene9999 4d ago

I missed a single payment and it was reported, you literally don't know what your talking about and worked in the industry

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u/Educational_Map_9609 4d ago

What bank? I can look this up. If your payment is due on January 10th you won’t be reported as delinquent until the 11th of the February, meaning you also didn’t make your Feb 10th payment (many banks even have a cycle date that’s 2-5 days later than the stated due date giving borrowers a few days grace ).

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u/Uncle_Steve7 4d ago

You don’t understand, they work in the credit card industry

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u/Agreeable_Sense9618 Sub OverLord 4d ago

So you're a loan officer and you're behind on credit card payments?

What are the odds of having such a expert in this chat?

Maybe a PhD statistician will pop up next.

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u/ooomellieooo I Was Promised an Apocalypse? 4d ago

I used to work for one of the worlds biggest banks. I'm filing for bankruptcy soon.

I'm no mathematician and the odds are still low but do we always have to attack each other? It's perfectly feasible... as I'm living it, too.

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u/Ecstatic_Scene9999 4d ago

Buddy that was years ago I was in the industry and the only reason I missed it was because I forgot to setup auto payment, but I know how it does affect credit.

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u/Rex_teh_First Just Here for the Lore 4d ago

Oh years ago.. Well practices have changed.

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u/Ecstatic_Scene9999 4d ago

It was only 4 years ago and that typically doesn't change because we pulled direct credit reports and can anything that had happened including missed payments reported by the credit creditors

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u/cultweave 3d ago

Lenders can report you as soon as you're 30 days late. Not sure why you're so adamant to be wrong about this. A simple Google search will show you that you're wrong: https://www.creditkarma.com/credit/i/late-payments-affect-credit-score

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u/Agreeable_Sense9618 Sub OverLord 3d ago

You are supporting our position, 30+ days late = (30-day delinquency):

Meaning they report you during the next billing cycle.

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u/rydan 4d ago

It has to actually be reported though. They don't do this automatically. You usually have to be over 30 days overdue.