soft inquiry
soft inquiry noun: a record of an entity's review of a consumer's credit report that is initiated either by the consumer themsleves or an existing creditor, that is not associated with a formal application and does not impact the consumer's credit score.
Noun
soft inquiry (plural soft inquiries)
- A record of an entity's review of a consumer's credit report that is initiated either by the consumer themsleves or an existing creditor, that is not associated with a formal application and does not impact the consumer's credit score.
- Synonyms:
- soft pull
- Antonyms:
- hard inquiry
Synonyms of soft inquiry
Antonyms
Forms of soft inquiry
| plural | soft inquiries |
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Questions about soft inquiry
- What does soft inquiry mean?
- Soft inquiry means a record of an entity's review of a consumer's credit report that is initiated either by the consumer themsleves or an existing creditor, that is not associated with a formal application and does not impact the consumer's credit score.
- What part of speech is soft inquiry?
- Soft inquiry is a noun.
- What is the plural of soft inquiry?
- The plural of soft inquiry is soft inquiries.
Words near soft inquiry in the dictionary
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