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FICO Credit Scoring
FICO is an acronym for Fair Isaac Corporation.
FICO Credit Scoring is a method developed by Fair Isaac & Co. to evaluate your 'credit worthiness'.
There are really three FICO scores computed to find my FICO Score. They are found by data provided by each of the three bureaus - Experian, Trans Union and Equifax. Many lenders use any of these three scores, other lenders use the middle score.
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FICO Score Calculation
- 35% punctuality of payment in the past (only includes payments later than 30 days past due)
- 30% capacity used: the ratio of current revolving debt (credit card balances, etc.) to total available revolving credit (credit limits)
- 15% length of credit history
- 10% types of credit used (installment, revolving, consumer finance)
- 10% recent search for credit and/or amount of credit obtained recently
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