Last month your credit score was 735. You checked it again this morning, and it’s 20 points lower. What’s up?
It could be any combination of factors. There are different credit scoring models used, and they can weigh factors differently to determine your score. But these are five of the most common reasons you could experience a dip in your score:
Late credit card or loan payment
Your payment history has a significant impact on your credit score, accounting for about 31 percent of your total rating. If your make a credit card or loan payment more than 30 past its due date, this information will likely show up on your credit report, which could cause your credit score to drop. Anything 30 days or more late matters, and 60 or 90 days late matters even more.
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