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Multiple banks = greater number of hard inquiries which in turn creates an adverse effect on my credit score and thus giving me increased interest rates. NOT MY FAULT! How can I get this corrected?
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3 months ago
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Mutiple inquries for a same loan type over a short period of time is only counted as one on your SCORE. On your report, you will still all o them because it is a record but they won't hurt your score in the same way.
AppleRules 3 months ago