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A lender does not have the time to go through your credit and make a determination of whether you are a good loan risk or not. Instead, most lenders rely on your FICO score. The FICO score is a numeric representation of your overall credit. Here is how it breaks down.
Track Record – Many people inherently understand that their track record of paying back previous loans has something to do with their FICO score. What most don’t realize, however, is how much. A full 35% of your FICO score is based on how you have met previous loan obligations. In fact, this is the most influential of all factors in determining your score!
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Outstanding Debt – You might make payments on time, but it really will not help your score if you owe everything and the kitchen sink! Lenders have learned the rather basic rule that those who are in significant debt probably should not be given more money. If you want to improve your credit score, pay off as much debt as possible. This factor equates to 30 percent of your FICO score.
Credit History – As odd as it might sound, the number of years you have had credit plays a role in your FICO score. The longer the better. A longer history shows a more reliable trend of activity, to wit, whether you pay your bills or not. This accounts for 15 percent of your score.
New Credit – A bad sign for many borrowers is an effort to suddenly acquire more credit. Why is it a bad sign? It often means they are trying to come up with extra cash. If you are going to seek a mortgage, don’t apply for any new credit cards for at l
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