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What's in your credit report?
It's easy to get a copy of your credit report. Once you have a credit history you should review your report annually. The 3 major reporting agencies are Equifax, Experian, and TransUnion. Use the link below to find out what's in all three credit reports:
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What is FICO?
Along with your credit report lenders will often request a credit score, known as a FICO score, to help determine your whether you're eligible for a loan. A median credit score ( fico score ) ranges from 690 to 740. It's a summary of your credit information and covers the areas listed below:
Payment history.
Amounts owed.
Length of credit history.
New credit.
Types of credit used.
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What is credit?
Credit involves borrowing money with the agreement to pay it back at a future date. Mortgages, automobile loans, credit cards, and student loans are just a few examples.
How do I establish credit?
It's easy to establish credit - the trick is to maintain good credit. Below are some tips to help you do both:
Open a checking and/or savings account.
Apply for a credit card with the lowest possible interest rate.
Pay all of your bills on time.
Keep all of your credit card balances to a minimum and don't miss a payment.
What is a credit report?
Every time you use a credit card, or make (or miss) a loan payment, your actions become part of your credit record. It's a way of keeping track of how well you handle credit. Everything that makes up your credit record - including your student loan payments - is listed on your credit report. Lenders rely on credit reports to decide how likely you'll be to repay any money they lend you.
Here's what's in your credit report:
Your name, past and present addresses, date of birth and social security number.
A listing of past and present employment.
Details about your debts and obligations over the past seven years.
The payment history for your loans and/or credit card(s).
Anything of public record including bankruptcy and tax liens.
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