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How average age of accounts is calculated and affects your credit score.
Not exact matches
Your FICO score takes into
account how long your credit
accounts have been established, including the
age of your oldest
account, the
average age of all your
accounts, and the
age of specific types
of accounts (student loans, car loans, etc..)
15 %
of your credit score is based on
how long you have had credit, and the
average age of your credit
accounts.
How long
accounts have been established; oldest
account,
average age of accounts,
average age of open
accounts
The open date on the authorized user card, as with all other
accounts on your credit report, will be used in scoring calculations that measure
how long you've been using credit (15 percent
of your score), such as the
average age of your
accounts and the
ages of your newest and oldest
accounts — with older always being better.
On this blog we often talk about something called your
average age of accounts (AAoA), we've had a few e-mail queries recently about
how this is calculate and
how it affects your credit score.
Any other questions about
average age of accounts or
how credit scores are calculated?
This is determined by
how long you've had credit (when you got your first credit card or loan) and the
average age of all your
accounts.
The Social Security Administration calculates your monthly benefits by using a complicated formula that takes into
account your
age when you became disabled,
how long you worked and your
average amount
of earnings during your working years.
According to the latest Vanguard «
How People Save» report, the
average 401 (K) balance is $ 96,000, while the median
account balance is $ 26,405 (median
age of participant is 46).
The
age of your oldest
account, the
average age of all your
accounts, and
how long since you've used certain
accounts are among the items scored.
Your FICO ® score takes into
account how long your credit
accounts have been established, including the
age of your oldest and newest
accounts and an
average age of all
of your
accounts,
how long specific types
of credit
accounts have been established and
how long it has been since you used certain
accounts.