Credit scores
Whether establishing credit for the first time or trying to improve your credit score, consider these strategies and tips.
Learning about credit scores
What is "good" credit? Why is it important to have good credit? And what is credit utilization ratio?
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Understanding the importance of your credit history
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730 credit score: A guide to credit scoresA 730 credit score places you in the good credit range. Discover your potential borrowing options and tips on how to help improve your 730 score.
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760 credit score: A guide to credit scoresA 760 credit score is labeled/considered very good by the FICO score model, as it falls between the ranges of 740-799. Explore tips to maintain your 760 score.
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630 credit score: A guide to credit scores
A 630 credit score is considered fair, as it falls between the ranges of 580 to 669. Learn how to help improve your 630 credit score and more.
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620 credit score: A guide to credit scores
A 620 credit score is considered fair, that means within the credit range of 580 to 669. Discover your borrowing opportunities and tips on improving your 620 credit score.
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600 credit score: A guide to credit scores
A 600 credit score is considered fair as it falls between the ranges of 580 through 669. Discover what you can do with a 600 credit score and ways to help improve it.
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700 credit score: A guide to credit scores
A 700 credit score is considered good as it falls between the ranges of 670 through 739. Discover what you can do with a 700 credit score and more.
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640 credit score: A guide to credit scores
A 640 credit score places you in the fair range of 580 to 669. Uncover opportunities to help improve your score and get your credit back on track.
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Is your credit score included in your credit report?
Credit scores combine information from your credit report like credit utilization, payments etc. However, a credit report does not include your credit score.
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