How reliable is the FICO Scores Estimator & Calculator?

I just did the Estimator and according to it, my FICO Scores are estimated to be between: 555 & 605.
My husbands is estimated to be between 545 &-595.
Should I believe this? According to Credit Karma, my husbands is considerably less and mine is just about correct! LOL
Thanks

kennerchick wrote:
I just did the Estimator and according to it, my FICO Scores are estimated to be between: 555 & 605.
My husbands is estimated to be between 545 &-595.
Should I believe this? According to Credit Karma, my husbands is considerably less and mine is just about correct! LOL
ThanksIt's close but the only way to know for sure is to actually pull the reports. Also you can't compare the Fico scores here to what you see on CK. CK does not provide Fico scores at all so any closeness in scores is purely coincidental.

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