How to improve your credit score to purchase a house or a car?
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It is a number that, at a glance, helps lenders determine how likely you are to make your proposed payments on time. How is it generated? A score is only created when you pull someone’s credit file, and all the data retrieved is fed through a complex mathematical formula. As a person’s data at the repositories change, their score would also change positively or negatively. Fair Isaac Corporation (FICO) created the mathematical formulas that generate the score.
The 3 major national credit bureaus are: Experian (XP),
TransUnion (TU), and Equifax (EF). Their functions include: Credit Reporting Agency (CRA) these
“repositories” get their data when creditors and courthouses “report” to them.;
and when you pull someone’s credit report, they in turn “report” that data to
the entity that requested the information.
Your credit score is major factor that will be considered
by lenders for any type of financing you will ever need. Lenders use your
credit score that can range between 300 to 850 to judge your ability to pay
back the loans on time. The higher your credit score is, the less likely they
are to default on their loan. Good
credit translates into lower rates and/or fees.
If you do have a low credit score, you many
still be able to obtain financing for a loan, mortgage or purchasing a
brand-new car. While you may not get the interest rate you had hoped for, it is
an opportunity to start building up your credit again. Once you begin making
payments on time and in full, your credit standing will improve, and at that
time you can always refinance your credit cards, car loans, or mortgage to a
much lower rate.
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