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Cibil score jumpy

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My cibil had been pretty constant at 785. Last month it jumped to 795. This month it's back at 785. What's up?

I took (upgraded) one card in the last month. Ok. I already had 8-9 cards, added one. Shouldn't be a huge deal.

If cibil is this jumpy, it's rather useless in its function.
 
My cibil had been pretty constant at 785. Last month it jumped to 795. This month it's back at 785. What's up?

I took (upgraded) one card in the last month. Ok. I already had 8-9 cards, added one. Shouldn't be a huge deal.

If cibil is this jumpy, it's rather useless in its function.
This is totally normal. CIBIL will hover around in this range only and after 10-15 years of credit history your CIBIL will go in 800+.
 
there can be multiple factors like

1. Check the utilization ratios for both months on all cards

2. By any chance any of your CC issuer reported late payment

3. though you got 1 card in last month, have you applied for more than one? (might have added inquiries on your cibil)

4. Even LE request with some banks add Inquiry on CIBIL leading some reduction

etc etc

go thoroughly through both reports and evaluate
 
Late payment can't be there as it reduces CIBIL by around 70 points
there can be multiple factors like

1. Check the utilization ratios for both months on all cards

2. By any chance any of your CC issuer reported late payment

3. though you got 1 card in last month, have you applied for more than one? (might have added inquiries on your cibil)

4. Even LE request with some banks add Inquiry on CIBIL leading some reduction

etc etc

go thoroughly through both reports and evaluate
 
is partial payment or min due payment also counts in late payments?
No idea bro

@deep@vie @ssv can confirm
If min amount is paid then it won't be reported to CIBIL but bank will charge the interest on total outstanding amount.
Yes, If you pay anything more than min due before due date, it won't be considered as late payment.
BUT
you will be charged somewhere between @36% to 50% or more p.a. interest rate on the outstanding from the beginning date of statement period. I.e. 50 days before the due date. and if you delay this by few more months it will accumulate and at one stage default will happen..
The banks love these kind of customers..
 
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