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Good credit rating is the most valuable thing we
have when it comes to financial independence. Sadly, the information in
our credit reports is often inaccurate. Surveys revealed that nearly 80%
of all
consumer credit reports contain serious errors or mistakes of some
kind. Preventing millions of Americans from being able to purchase homes,
automobiles, and other consumer goods and services. Additionally, people
are paying high interest rates. This results in an endless cycle of high
monthly payments, which many consumers cannot afford. Not paying
their bills on time, they continue adding negative information to their
credit report.
Because credit reports are widely accessed by lenders, it is important
that the information is as accurate and up-to-date as possible.
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to purchase or re-finance a home, buy an automobile or start a business.
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In addition to evaluating your risk level for borrowing money, credit
scores are increasingly being used to determine employment eligibility,
insurance rates, and in some cases, the rates charged for utilities. Your
credit score is one of the most important numbers in your life. Most
scores will range from 300 to 900, with the average American credit score
being 677. Keep in mind, the higher your score, the better the terms of
the credit you will qualify for.
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Fico Scores/Reports
Below is a breakdown of score ranges and what kind of terms borrowers can
expect at various levels:
650 or higher - A score of 650 or above indicates a very good credit
profile. People falling into this range will usually be able to obtain
credit quickly and at a good interest rate.
620 to 650 - Scores between 620 and 650 are also good and typically
where most credit scores fall. These consumers may find that potential
creditors could require additional documentation for larger loans and the
loan process may take longer as a result. Interest rates will be higher!
620 or less - This score brings higher interest rates for borrowers. If
credit is granted, the process will take longer and will be on less than
ideal terms. Borrowers will pay significantly higher interest rates than
those in the 700 or higher credit score range, and in some cases, credit
may be denied.
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