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If a lender is checking your credit score, chances are they are checking it with FICO. Named Fair, Isaac, and Company in 1956, the company was later rebranded as the Fair Isaac Company in 2003 and finally “FICO” in 2009. Selling over 10 billion credit reports annual since 2013, FICO’s 3-score system displays credit score statistics from Equifax, TransUnion, and Experian.  – PowerPoint PPT presentation

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Title: Credit Score Showcase Part 5 FICO


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Credit Score Showcase Part 5 FICO
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  • If a lender is checking your credit score,
    chances are they are checking it with FICO. Named
    Fair, Isaac, and Company in 1956, the company was
    later rebranded as the Fair Isaac Company in 2003
    and finally FICO in 2009. Selling over 10
    billion credit reports annual since 2013, FICOs
    3-score system displays credit score statistics
    from Equifax, TransUnion, and Experian. 
  • With products geared to the automotive and
    mortgage industries as well as retail, banking,
    and financial consultation services, FICO is the
    big fish when it comes to todays credit
    reporting.

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Quick Facts
  • Company FICO
  • Founded 1956
  • Services Consumer Credit Scores, Commercial
    Credit Solutions
  • Countries Worldwide
  • Price Range 19.95

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What goes into a FICO credit report?
  • FICO credit scores range from 300 to 850 points,
    and you are analyzed based on your payment
    history, the amount of debt you have, your length
    of credit history, and if your credit is new or
    not. According to the FICO metrics, to get a good
    credit score you should have a long credit
    history, no serious delinquency, and recent
    credit card use. Factors that could potentially
    damage your credit score include high credit
    usage, recent collection items, or bad payment
    history. Today, over 90 of US lenders use the
    FICO system to qualify you.

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How often should you get your FICO score?
  • In general, it is a good idea to keep a close eye
    on your credit which means ordering and reviewing
    your score annually or, more frequently if are
    planning on improving credit. Keep in mind that
    each time you apply for new credit, another
    credit inquiry is added to your report. Each
    credit inquiry you add can potentially affect
    your ability to apply for products or services in
    the future, so keeping tabs makes sense. Another
    good reason to check your credit score often is
    that if you see a credit inquiry you didnt apply
    for, or an open trade you didnt ask for, your
    identity might have been compromised.

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  • For those that do find unwanted or excessive
    inquiries, contact Inquiry Busters to have them
    removed for less.

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  • Thanks for stay with us.
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