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@Anonymous wrote:Just to clarify, I'm not making fun of her, or her naivete in this area. I just think it's kind of funny how we all endlessly tweak our scores and learn all about the ins and outs of FICO scoring, and there she is with reports and scores I am a bit envious of, yet not knowing the first thing about "too many accounts with balances" or "PIF before the statement date." Maybe a little wide-eyed innocence (and consistently paying on time) can be good sometimes.
@Anonymous wrote:LOL!But seriously, I have a friend going through a divorce, who's never dealt with money at all. She's in her late 30s. We were talking about credit and interest rates and stuff like that, and she said, "Oh, if you have a better credit rating you get a lower interest rate?"And SHE was serious.