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What goes into determining your credit score and what causes it to go up and down?
Jan 04, 2007 by vaplaya121487 | Posted in Credit
Being fairly new to credit I know most of the basics. When I comes to credit score though I keep hearing different stories. What really goes into finding your credit score and does it go down ask to know what it is?
Too many factors go into determining your credit score. There is no equation to determine it. Go to http://www.myfico.com/#aboutscores/ This illustrates the following:
Payment history - 35%
Amounts owed - 30%
Length of credit history
AB | Jan 04, 2007
If you've paid your bills on time (categories are: on-time, >30days, >60 days, >90 days), if you have bills that have gone to collections or have been written off, and if you've declared bancruptcy. Debts that haven't been paid have a higher
lilrubberducky | Jan 04, 2007
What is the formula for determining a credit score?
Jan 16, 2007 by Wendy H | Posted in Credit
I'm looking for a specific formula, so that I know how many points each transaction (i.e. paying off a credit card) are gained/lost.
That’s not public info, it’s based on proprietary info, but there are some things you can do to help
Key factors of your score
Just what goes into the score? Everything in your credit report, with different kinds of information
Jen | Jan 17, 2007
No one knows. The company that generates the score, FICO, will not release the formula, because that's how they make their money.
The formula is very complex. It is based on the scores of other consumers as well as your own credit re
RedSoxFan | Jan 16, 2007
If there are 3 credit bureaus determining your credit score, which one is the correct one?
Mar 23, 2007 by pangfvlx | Posted in Credit
I don't understand which one is the one that lenders look at. Do they just take the average of all 3? So if I'm trying to get my credit scores to know where I stand, should I get all 3? Any response would be great. Thanks in advance!!!
They average out the top two. No one is any more "true" than another and no one is seen as "better" by lenders. It is just a way for them to get a better overall picture of someone's credit.
Here Today | Mar 23, 2007
What is the EXACT algorithm for determining your credit score?
Mar 14, 2007 by [ΦΘΚ] ﮎl4CK3R | Posted in Credit
That's intellectual property owned by Fair Isaac & Company and is protected by patent/copyright laws... you can find calculators out there that will estimate your score, but the basic breakdown is:
35% - how well you pay your bills (on time
Sarah K | Mar 14, 2007
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Govt. Watchdog Tackles Your Credit Score
18.05.12
SIOUX FALLS, SD -
You apply for a car loan or a mortgage and find out your credit score isn't what you'd expect. But the reasons behind your lower score are vague and perhaps non-existent.
The newly formed Consumer Financial Protection Bureau criticized the scoring system over bureaus providing one score to lenders and different ones to consumers.
Whether you're applying for a mortgage or a job, your credit score determines how easy it will be for you to get it. But how your score is determined is a mystery. 35 percent of the scoring factors have nothing to do with your payment history. Even the number of inquiries into your credit report can hurt your score.
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Default will negatively reflect on credit score of loan guarantor
Daily News & Analysis - Jun 15, 2011
A new borrower without any history is not given a score. What factors on my CIR are the most crucial in determining my credit score? The credit score is calculated based on the information in your CIR. It is derived by using the details found in the
Did Wells Fargo Answer Your Lending Questions?
New York Times (blog) - Jun 15, 2011
Credit score? Doesn't go to their kid's baseball games? Married four times? What about conditions? From my experience, many people trying to borrow money are not even close to qualified, but they don't know it. If you answer these questions I believe
Protect Credit Score
Wall Street Journal - May 21, 2011
It may be tempting to cancel extra credit cards once you've paid off your balances, but doing so could actually lower your score. If you cancel your oldest credit card it will affect the length of your credit history, a factor in determining your score
Why are credit scores such a mystery?
Reuters Blogs (blog) - May 23, 2011
How important is your FICO score? Some 90 percent of banks use it in determining your finance charges. The lower your score, the higher the interest rate. (The highest-possible FICO score is 850, but even people with stellar credit don't tend to exceed
The Credit Score Catch-22: Opaque Companies in Charge of Vital Scores
Huffington Post (blog) - May 31, 2011
As wages fell and consumers took on more debt to compensate, credit scores have become more and more important, as they are a large part of determining a borrower's creditworthiness. They now even factor into things like job applications.
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