 TITLE: Can Experian Boost Lower My Credit Score? CONTENT: Can I Disconnect Experian Boost?\n--------------------------------\nWhile Experian Boost works for most people, some consumers may see their scores stay the same or go down once they link their bank accounts.\nThis is a result of the complex algorithm used to calculate credit scores. If you see your FICO® Score decrease as a result of connecting your bank accounts through Experian Boost, you can simply disconnect your linked banks and your score should return to its previous number. Remember, you can always give Experian Boost another try by reconnecting your accounts later on.\nIf your credit scores stay the same, keeping your bank accounts linked can help your overall credit health and may help boost your FICO® Score in time. If your bank accounts stay linked, Experian will continue to check for qualifying on-time payments and will add them to your credit file if they are found.\nIf you pay utility or telecom bills using your checking or savings account, consider trying Experian Boost to see if you can instantly raise your FICO® Score and get credit for your past on-time payments. You can always get your free credit score from Experian to stay on top of your credit and see how you may be able to improve your scores. END