Consumer Reports details how insurance companies use credit scores, or at least variations of traditional scores to help them determine your premium. (penniesanddollars.com)
This, the company claims, will make credit easier for the nearly 25 % of the population that either has no credit file or too little information to benefit from traditional scoring models. (privacyrights.org)
Some companies have decided to jump on the lending gap created by traditional scores. (valuepenguin.com)