Sentences with phrase «judged by their credit score»

These lenders will not judge you by your credit score.

Judging by credit scores, we believe Canadian borrowers are currently in decent shape, and delinquency rates are hovering near historic lows.

Companies are often judged by their credit score, and a healthy one reflects a financially sound and successful business.

Not exact matches

In this day and age, you are judged by numbers, formulas, credit scores.

PAYDEX is primarily used by vendors and suppliers to judge your business when determining what terms to extend on trade credit (e.g., net 30, net 60, etc.) Typically, the better the score, the more generous the terms extended.

One business credit score that is typically used by lenders, vendors and suppliers to judge whether a business is qualified for different financing products is the PAYDEX score.

The balances on your credit score are judged by reporting bodies by the percentage of debt that they have.

The whole point of a credit report and, by extension, a credit score, is to demonstrate (and judge) your ability to repay borrowed funds.

It's easy to see a good credit score as a simple numerical range by which your company is judged.

Credit scores also confuse the heck out of home buyers, judging by the emails we receive.

The importance of a credit report can be judged by the importance placed on a person's credit score.

What's important is that you won't be judged by one number alone, unless that one number happens to be your credit score.

I find it amusing how people judge others by their credit score.

FICO credit scores are the standard metric used by lenders to judge your creditworthiness.

Most lenders judge borrowers on information provided by FICO, the analytics company whose algorithms generate credit scores.

PAYDEX is primarily used by vendors and suppliers to judge your business when determining what terms to extend on trade credit (e.g., net 30, net 60, etc.) Typically, the better the score, the more generous the terms extended.

Although business and personal credit can be separated, during the initial phases of building your business's credit, you will be judged by your personal credit score.