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It certainly can hurt your score. One small but real component is the average age of account. Also, ratio of credit used to credit available is also a negative
by scarmig 9y ago
It certainly can hurt your score. One small but real component is the average age of account.
Also, ratio of credit used to credit available is also a negative signal, which would increase when you close an account.
Those are somewhere between minor and middling factors. It's stupid we have to play the stupid credit score game, but a small decrease in interest rates can save you thousands when it comes to your mortgage.