Need to know how often your FICO® Score changes? We’ll tell you in this episode of Credit 101.

Your FICO Score receives updates whenever one of your lenders reports new credit activity to the credit bureau (typically between 30 to 45 days, depending on the institution), and can change depending on the information that’s reported. Whether it’s closing an account, maxing out a credit card, or paying off a loan, each piece of new information can affect your FICO Score as often as it’s reported.


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