It's also claimed that people without much of a credit history or those with bad credit can benefit more from
this type of credit scoring system.
Not exact matches
The FICO
scoring system does more than just allow this
type of credit pull by lenders — it actually encourages it.
The FICO
scoring system does more than just allow this
type of credit pull by lenders — it actually encourages it.
At present, your
credit score is based on the FICO
scoring system which was introduced in 1989 and consists
of five major categories: payment history,
types of credit used, new
credit accounts, debts and your
credit history.
Credit scoring systems are complex and vary among creditors or insurance companies and for different types of credit or insu
Credit scoring systems are complex and vary among creditors or insurance companies and for different
types of credit or insu
credit or insurance.
Each company can use its own
credit score system, use different
systems adapted to the different
types of credit or insurance that it grants, or it can apply a generic model developed by a company specialized in
credit scoring systems.
In addition, many
scoring systems consider the
type of credit accounts you own.
You should bear in mind that insurance rates in Florida vary from one insurance provider to the other and are mostly influenced by certain factors including
type of coverage, number
of coverage, your past driving record, current driver's license status, make and model
of your car, number
of traffic violations, number
of safety features or
systems installed, the book value
of the car, overall safety rating, safety
of your environment, driving habit (how often you drive), your
credit score, age, gender, and others.
Most lenders in the U.S. use an older version
of the FICO
credit scoring system which doesn't pay much attention to the
type or balance
of a collection.