Why Scores Might Drop Temporarily – Credit Repair Progress Explained

Yes, it’s possible—credit scores can fluctuate during the repair process. Here’s why:

• When negative items are deleted, scores usually rise.

• But if positive history is also removed (such as an old account), scores may dip temporarily.

• Adding new accounts or closing old ones can also affect scores.

The good news: Our Smart Credit Algorithm™ helps you balance repair and rebuilding at the same time, so any dips are typically short-term. 

Our goal is to guide you toward long-term, permanent score improvement.

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