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| "It's not just that you'll need good credit to get decent rates when you're ready to buy a home or a car. Your credit history can determine whether you get a good job, a decent apartment or reasonable rates on insurance. One seemingly minor misstep -- a late payment, maxing out your credit cards, applying for too much credit at once -- can haunt you for years. The fastest way to establish a credit history can be to "borrow" another's record, either by being added to a credit card as an "authorized" or joint user or by getting someone to co-sign a loan for you." - Liz Pulliam Weston: MSN Money READ ENTIRE ARTICLE |
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Your Credit Score is determined by scanning your credit history and running mathematical computations on the records.
It is used - along with your credit report and other information from your loan application - to determine your creditworthiness and what type of interest rate you will receive. Generally, credit scores range between 300 and 850 - the higher your score, the better.
Factors that are used in a credit scoring model include:
- Payment History
- The amount of credit to which you have access
- The amount of credit your are currently using
- The length of your credit history
- Recent requests for credit
