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| TODAY'S SAVING TIP Your credit report may list some old, unpaid debts—ones you might have forgotten. Perhaps an old debt was forwarded to a collection agency. When the collection agency could not find you, it reported the delinquent debt to the credit bureaus. This is ... Read more | |||||||||
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CREDIT SCORE: Credit score interpretationAbove 730: Excellent credit 700 - 729: Good credit 670 - 699: Creditors will want to take a closer look at your file but overall you project an average risk. 585 - 669: You are a higher risk. This means you will not be eligible for the best rates. Below 584: Poor credit risk. Unless you have something else to offer creditors - like good collateral - you will likely be turned down for most credit/loans. ADDITIONAL CREDIT SCORE RELATED FACTS Your Fico Score Is Not Affected When You Check Your Credit How Do I See My Risk Scores? How Is A Consumer's Application Scored? Disclosing Information About Credit Scoring A Poor Score Will Haunt Me Forever Does A Credit Check Affect My Credit Score? Can A Credit Reporting Agency Deny My Application For Credit? How Do Credit Scores Affect My Application? |
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