And sugar in the urine is not indicative of the actual blood glucose level at time of a urine test, but rather of blood glucose levels prior to the time of sampling. . . perhaps in the early AM hours when blood glucose levels tend to rise in people who have Pre-Diabetes, or Diabetes.nd sugar in the urine is not indicative of the actual blood glucose level at time of a urine test, but rather of blood glucose levels prior to the time of sampling. . . perhaps in the early AM hours when blood glucose levels tend to rise in people who have Pre-Diabetes, or Diabetes.
Average age of accounts. Closing a credit card wonât affect your average age of accounts right away, as closed accounts in good standing will typically remain on your report for 10 years, and negative payment history will remain on your report for seven years.
Accounts closed in good standing donât disappear â in fact, they generally stay on your credit report for 10 years after the date of your last activity. So if an account is closed after being open for, say, a year, it wonât immediately affect your average age of accounts, which makes up 15% of your FICO credit score. But five years later, when youâve had other accounts open for longer, that one-year card could drag your average age of accounts down and ding your credit.