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Paying off a Personal Loan? I would appreciate your ideas about " What is the best way to protect your FICO credit score, when some of your personal loans are been naturally paying off, I recently open a new personal loan because I knew my existing personal loan is going to be prayed off soon, opening the new personal loan just drop my score 5 points, but when the old personal loan was pay off my FICO score drop 37 points all across the different bureaus. In your opinion what would be the best strategy to protect our personal FICO Score if the payoff of those personal loans is going to happen sooner or later?

Looking for Equifax-based 0% funding options 👀 My current Equifax VantageScore is 733. Current profile: • 733 Equifax • 100% payment history • 0 derogatory marks • 0 hard inquiries • 32 total accounts • Credit age: 3 years, 11 months • Utilization is currently HIGH at 54% — I know this needs to come down before applying My goal is to secure approximately $20,000 in 0% introductory APR funding to invest in a business mentorship. For those who know the Equifax funding game: What cards/banks/credit unions would you target with this profile once utilization is paid down? Also, what utilization would you recommend I report BEFORE applying — under 30%, under 10%, or lower? I’m specifically looking for lenders that are known to pull Equifax and offer strong starting limits + 0% intro APR periods. I’m not trying to shotgun applications. I want to build the smartest application sequence possible and maximize my chances of reaching $20K with the fewest inquiries. What would you do?