Loan enquiry hit cibil ???

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I have so many loan enquiry and credit card enquiry this month. This will hit my cibil???

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If you had applied for loan / CC on your own without bank calling you up with an offer then yes, score will get affected as it is going to be a "hard enquiry".

When bank calls you up with an offer for loan or CC it is usually done with a soft enquiry where score doesn't gets impacted. 

Also, hard enquiry remains on your report for 2 years.

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jaadugar_goga wrote:
Also, hard enquiry remains on your report for 2 years

All my entries are continuing on CIBIL report right from 2006..............

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Ramta_Jogi wrote:

All my entries are continuing on CIBIL report right from 2006..............

I am talking about enquiries not past or active loans. They will remain there forever and are helpful in determining your credit worthiness. The age of your credit history contributes to 15% of the credit score.

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jaadugar_goga wrote:

I am talking about enquiries not past or active loans. They will remain there forever and are helpful in determining your credit worthiness. The age of your credit history contributes to 15% of the credit score.

Yeah.. I am talking about enquiries too. It's on all reports (cibil/equifax/Experian/crif) ever since I started taking cards (2006-7) and loans (2015-16)

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jaadugar_goga wrote:

I am talking about enquiries not past or active loans. They will remain there forever and are helpful in determining your credit worthiness. The age of your credit history contributes to 15% of the credit score.

do you know the exact breakup of the remaining 85% ??
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