Sentences with phrase «have the best credit scores generally»

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You will need to have a good to excellent credit score in order to get this card (generally, nothing lower than a FICO of 700).

Good credit scores generally tend to be at 700 or above, and most lenders require you to have a score in this range or above it.

In comparison, LendingClub requires borrowers have at least fair or better credit, which is generally any score above 620, and businesses be at least two years old.

Both VantageScore and the proprietary scores offered by the individual credit bureaus are great for educational purposes; in other words, they'll tell you if you have generally good credit or bad credit.

In comparison, LendingClub requires borrowers have at least fair or better credit, which is generally any score above 620, and businesses be at least two years old.

These drivers are assumed to have generally good driving records, one violation, and neutral / average credit scores.

To achieve a perfect credit score, you generally need to have a good payment history on a mix of accounts that includes credit cards as well as installment payments, such as a bank loan, mortgage, auto loan, or student loan.

VA lenders are generally looking for at least a 620 credit score, which is well below what you'd typically need for conventional financing (and that's going to come with a down payment of at least 5 percent).

To start, we're going to begin with a score of 680 — this is generally considered «good» credit, as is any score up to about 719; at 720 or above, you are generally considered to have «excellent» credit; 679 or less is «average» - or - below territory.

SoFi is best known for its student loan refinancing options, which generally have lower interest rates and offers loans to people with lower credit scores.

The Vantage score generally provides a better score than FICO for those who have a short credit history.

You must have good credit, generally a 700 FICO score or higher, to qualify.

Generally speaking, most borrowers at Marcus have good credit scores of 680 or higher.

While the exact factors that are considered from these reports vary from year to year, it's generally a good idea to have as high a credit score as possible if you decide to apply.

If you have a good credit score, it means you are generally responsible with your finances.

You will need to have a good to excellent credit score in order to get this card (generally, nothing lower than a FICO of 700).

Even if you only have a basic knowledge of how credit scores are calculated, you may be aware of the fact that taking on debt and then paying it off in a timely and consistent manner is generally considered one of the best ways to build good credit, while late and missed payments can show...

Some perspective would be helpful at this point: FICO credit scores above 640 are generally considered good, while those above 760 are considered excellent.

While each lender is different, if you have a credit score above 700, you will generally be considered a good credit risk.

Generally, consumers who are good credit risks have higher credit scores.

Conventional loan borrowers have higher debt - to - income ratios and better credit scores than FHA borrowers — generally, a FICO score of at least 620.

Applying for a new private loan to consolidate will generally require that you have a good credit score.

Interest rates are generally lower if you have a good credit score and if your loan is secured by valuable collateral, such as a house, according to the Minneapolis Federal Reserve, because the lender has a lower risk of losing the money it lends you.

With good credit, the chances of being turned down simply due to your credit score are generally low, unless you're applying for a particularly picky card or have a credit history less than two years old.

However, you do need to keep in mind that if your credit score is low (700 or above is generally considered good, but some cards might be available from mid-600 depending on your circumstances), you might have a hard time getting a reward card with a credit card issuer you don't already have an account in good standing with.

When your FICO credit score is 670 or better, you're generally considered to have «Good» credit.

Consumers who are in the «good» credit category generally have credit scores of 700 and up.

Generally, the better your credit score, the more likely you are to get the lowest rate, but some consumers with great credit scores have been unpleasantly surprised after applying for a lower rate card, but end up with an APR in the higher range.

It \'s good to know that the actual score doesn \» t matter so much as whether or not you \'ve got a generally good credit history.