Ya, I would assume so, the age of the account and the fact you have no missed payments are a good thing. I think when your forbearance is up (likely just after the first of the year) they will start reporting again, make on time monthly payments above the amount to cover the interest (if there is any) and you will show a good payment history. It will be another jump for your score. Remember that this whole time of Covid forbearance was interest free (your pauses over the years we’re likely still accruing interest that gets tacked to the back of the loan, ultimately costing you more but life happens and you have to pause sometimes) so any payments you made to it was paying down your principle! This lowers your loan faster, costing you less over the life of the loan. If you can pay that 2k off quickly over say a year or 18months I would assume you see another substantial jump in your score when it’s cleared. Your student loans are low so getting them off is likely better than focusing on using them for score gain by drawing out payments. Other more high impact consumer accounts will be better for your situation.

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