How much does moving impact one's credit score?
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I've been mulling over taking out a loan. My credit rating is pretty decent, been in my current place for fifteen years. However, I will be moving within the next few months. So if I do decide to take out the loan, is it best to do it before I move? How much realistically will the move affect my score, and ergo - rates.
I believe how long you've been at an address does impact a little bit. I went from a 'perfect' 999 to something less than that (9xx something, I forget), with the only change AFAIK being a move.
I think being on the electoral roll at your current address is also a factor. So if you want to get a loan soon after moving, electoral records may not quite have caught up yet. 'Not on electoral roll at current address' would be a bigger impact I think than the move itself.
I think being on the electoral roll at your current address is also a factor. So if you want to get a loan soon after moving, electoral records may not quite have caught up yet. 'Not on electoral roll at current address' would be a bigger impact I think than the move itself.
nuyorican said:
bunchofkeys said:
Do it before you move.
From past experience, I found it harder to obtain better rates or even an offer within the first 2 years of moving.
Things are much easier when you've been at an address for 3 years or more.
As I suspected. That long eh?From past experience, I found it harder to obtain better rates or even an offer within the first 2 years of moving.
Things are much easier when you've been at an address for 3 years or more.
Thanks.
After three years, most of the lenders were practically throwing great deals my way.
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