People who are frequently delinquent in making their payments are considered bad credit risks. (finaid.org)
Folks with scores under 600 are considered bad credit risks, but non-traditional lenders look for proof of job longevity and salary, proof of residency, proof of an active bank account, a social security number, and government issued identification. (badcreditloanservices.com)
The opposite is also true: a small client is not necessarily a bad credit risk; some are great payers.So, how do you tell the good payers from the bad payers? (smallbusinessesdoitbetter.com)