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The national average credit score is 692. What is yours?

It is views and it looks like you are shoping around. The more you shop the more you can sign up for credit cards and things which raise your debt/income level. The more potential credit exposure you have the more of a risk you are. See where I am going with this?

Checking credit = credit application
Credit application = more available credit
More available credit = more risk (Debt/Income Ratio)
More risk = lower score
Lower score = Not good


BIKINIMOM said:
OK, so why would people checking your credit make it go down?
 
yonkers weights said:
It is views and it looks like you are shoping around. The more you shop the more you can sign up for credit cards and things which raise your debt/income level. The more potential credit exposure you have the more of a risk you are. See where I am going with this?

Checking credit = credit application
Credit application = more available credit
More available credit = more risk (Debt/Income Ratio)
More risk = lower score
Lower score = Not good

But if I have the income to cover the debt then why should it matter? Or what if I am looking at a lot of stuff but decide that I really don't want it afterall? I am not a hyuge fan of impulse buying, especially big ticket items so what is the harm in seeing?

I understand the theory, I suppose just not very good with economics and linear thinking.
 
Confused on what you mean...
It only hits your report if you let someone view your report. Fill out a credit card application, store credit, mortgage, new bank account, stuff like that.


BIKINIMOM said:
But if I have the income to cover the debt then why should it matter? Or what if I am looking at a lot of stuff but decide that I really don't want it afterall? I am not a hyuge fan of impulse buying, especially big ticket items so what is the harm in seeing?

I understand the theory, I suppose just not very good with economics and linear thinking.
 
yonkers weights said:
Confused on what you mean...
It only hits your report if you let someone view your report. Fill out a credit card application, store credit, mortgage, new bank account, stuff like that.

I suppose we just bought a lot of *stuff* as of late and began a coupla business ventures. I thought that was supposed to be good for the economy?

I am not good with these types of concepts. Credit scores and mortgage points... dont even TRY to explain them to me. I dont WANT to know. :lmao:
 
All good. I have no clue when it comes to mortgages either, that's why I posted this thread to find out how my credit score really helps me...?

BIKINIMOM said:
I suppose we just bought a lot of *stuff* as of late and began a coupla business ventures. I thought that was supposed to be good for the economy?

I am not good with these types of concepts. Credit scores and mortgage points... dont even TRY to explain them to me. I dont WANT to know. :lmao:
 
I just randomly checked car insurance rates with progressive - While they wouldn't actually give me the score they said I am in the 93rd precentile so I am assuming my score should be around 800 if not over no?
 
yonkers weights said:
All good. I have no clue when it comes to mortgages either, that's why I posted this thread to find out how my credit score really helps me...?

I dont know my asshole from a hole in the ground but what I DO know is that if you make enough money - your credit become *magically* OK.
 
No clue on what they use to judge. 93rd sounds good though...

SC4EVA said:
I just randomly checked car insurance rates with progressive - While they wouldn't actually give me the score they said I am in the 93rd precentile so I am assuming my score should be around 800 if not over no?
 
WRONG!
I deal with guys who have millions and they have HORRIBLE CREDIT SCORES and can not get small loans! It is crazy! Guys have $2 million homes and and can not get a $100k line of credit. It is sad! Yes, they can go else where and pay crazy rates like 24% and if they are rich they might not mind but 24% instead of 8%....


BIKINIMOM said:
I dont know my asshole from a hole in the ground but what I DO know is that if you make enough money - your credit become *magically* OK.
 
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