Simply put, your personal credit score—also often called your FICO score—is a number between 300 and 850 that indicates to lenders your level of creditworthiness, or whether you are a good candidate for future credit. The number is based on complex calculations that take into account various factors of your borrowing history.
We break down what goes into the number.
What Goes Into a Credit Score
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