Credit scores are what lenders use to determine the creditworthiness of consumers looking to borrow money. Your score should be on your radar so you can be aware of any issues that have hurt your score and you can begin taking the steps to improve it.
The higher your score, the better interest rates will be offered to you by creditors. What else do you know about credit scores?
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melissa
Ghibli
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I got a 100%? That's unbelievable!
If only I could translate this
into great credit....
1Good credit has been my golden ticket.
2100% baby! Buying a house taught me SO MUCH about the financial world I never knew before.
3I have a question about the last question, though - what about communal property states? I know that my parents' credit is the same for both... So if I were to marry someone with great credit, wouldn't it help my credit (and hurt his)?
4Darn, I misread the last question. grrr
5i guess i need to learn just a bit more. i do know the things that change it and what won't change it - so that's a good thing at least. it's just the numbers that i never remember. i know what my number is and i know kind of where it is on the scale but i guess i should pay more attention huh?
6100% I guess this housebuying process has helped me learn some. I'm still working on it, but I've raised it quite a bit in the last year so I'm on the right track
7Woohoo. I only missed the lowest question. Glad I don't have to worry about that!
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