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http://www.kanetix.ca/credit-score-calculator
Some funny results if you play with the inputs which could also be caused by sloppy programming and or a sloppy score algorithm. I liked the point breadown feature.
Point breakdown was sweet
Sad thing is that it says I should be 765 to 812... I guess I need to move to Canada to have good credit. I will pack my bags as soon as they change their gun laws so I can cross the border with my little friends
@Anonymous wrote:I will pack my bags as soon as they change their gun laws so I can cross the border with my little friends
Canada is on my short list of non-US places I would retire to.
Yep, been there a few times, nice place. With global warming, by the time I retire maybe the climate will also be suitable.
@marty56 wrote:
@Anonymous wrote:I will pack my bags as soon as they change their gun laws so I can cross the border with my little friends
Canada is on my short list of non-US places I would retire to.
So take this with a grain of salt, but the ranges this generated were more or less accurate for me. Looks like a semi-usefull ballpark calculator... Nice find.
It is right on for me, giving me a 683 score. It also shows that my score will be way higher (above 728) if I would could just let the 10 inquiries from the last year drop down to 1 or 2. This seems hard to believe, since I have never seen such point fluctuations resulting from any inquiry, but considering that I don't currently need anymore credit and can't foresee needed any in the next year, I will give it a try.
I would like to suggest that this gets a sticky... it may not be great, but it is pretty damn good!
Ha! That is really cool! It seems like it bid me a little on the high side. Also, out of 255 possible points for 'amounts owed', it gave me a 265?