FREE CREDIT REPORT
FREE CREDIT REPORT
There are 3 credit reporting bureaus
Experian
formally (TRW),
Equifax &
Trans Union.
Credit FICO scoring is a expedient way to determine a
persons creditworthiness. It
is a mathematical formula that is derived from the borrower's credit history and present
credit situation. Credit scores are used by lenders to assess the level of risk involved
in extending credit to borrowers.
When a lender runs your credit there is a 3 digit score that automatically shows up on
all credit bureaus. Each bureau has its own 3 digit score and each will have a
different score. Your scores are different because creditors report your payment
history to one or two of the three credit bureaus. Example if you had a late payment
with a creditor and that creditor only reports to two of the tree credit bureaus the third
credit report should have a higher score.
Most lenders will take the middle score for grading a borrowers credit. Below is a
chart showing what credit scores goes with what credit grade.
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Credit Grade |
Credit Score |
A+ |
740 and Higher |
A |
700 to 739 |
A- |
680 to 699 |
B+ |
660 to 679 |
B |
640 to 659 |
C+ |
620 to 639 |
C |
600 to 619 |
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D |
599 and Below |
Here are some basic things that can effect your
credit score.
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Late Payments & Delinquencies. |
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Length of Credit History. |
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Length of Residency. |
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Job History. |
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Recent Credit Inquires. |
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New Loans & Debts. |
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Using more than 75% of your
credit card and or Loans. |
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If you have a credit card with a $1,000 credit limit and you owe more
than $750.
Your score will drop even lower if you have a number of accounts over the 75% limit. |
Credit scoring is
NOT
always accurate. Several
factors that are used to calculate credit scores have nothing to do with a consumer's
payment history or present credit situation. Age, education level, occupation, information
that is "unknown" to the credit bureaus, information
that is not updated by creditors, and number of inquiries do not reflect a consumer's true
credit profile, yet they influence the credit score.
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Fixing your Credit
Report |
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When we call you we can make a plan to clear up the wrong and derogatory
items on your report.
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