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From what I understand of the original post, they filed taxes jointly and his wife had a higher credit score (though there isn't information about the credit hi
by TuringNYC 7y ago
From what I understand of the original post, they filed taxes jointly and his wife had a higher credit score (though there isn't information about the credit history details, just on the overall score). This would suggest she should have received about the same credit amount, or more. To be fair, it isn't clear if she had more personal debt, which based on the official response, might have caused the difference in credit limits.
- seandougall 7y agoIn TFA, she says explicitly: “I do not have any debts.”
- gaogao 7y agoHaving no debts is actually tanking my credit score by a ton.
- smacktoward 7y agoSeriously. My credit score took a hit after I paid off my car and my credit cards. The justification I was given is that they penalize you if you don’t have some kind of ongoing debt you’re servicing. Our system is ten kinds of messed up.