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these are awesome scores
A 750-850 901-990 740-830 845-925 800-900
@Anonymous wrote:these are awesome scores
A 750-850 901-990 740-830 845-925 800-900
Yes! I've only been managing credit since 8/1999 when I recieved my first student loan.
Hmm - I got the exact same thing with a 727 EQ and 733 TU. Woohoo!
Gotta love FAKO scores.
@CodeMonkey wrote:Hmm - I got the exact same thing with a 727 EQ and 733 TU. Woohoo!
Gotta love FAKO scores.
FAKO scores are not all that bad. It gives you a sense of where you stand in the world of credit at a free or cheaper cost.
True. On the other hand, you run into consumer misinformation issues.
Had a buddy apply for his first mortgage not long ago, and he was all fired up because CreditKarma told him he had an excellent score - he didn't know about myFICO. Told him to check his scores here and it turns out he was in a lower (well, higher interest rate) bracket than CK led him to believe.
The average consumer probably isn't aware there are lots of different credit scores out there.
I just checked mine out too.
A+ payment history
A+ debt usage
A+ credit age
C- acct mix - I am not one for having a lot of accts.
A- inquiries
Scores ( 750-850) ( 901-990 ) ( 740-830 ) ( 845-925 ) ( 800-900 )
@Red1Blue wrote:
I got F in the credit mix since I dont have mortgage loan. I paid off the house years ago, not sure what they are complaining about not having a mortgage.
I would love to have an "F" on my credit mix knowing my home was paid for. Congrats to you on having your home free and clear.