Sentences with phrase «with at least a fair credit score»

Frequent Menards shoppers with at least a fair credit score who do not plan on carrying a balance should consider getting the Menards Big Card.

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However, these are only open to those with at least fair credit, so if your score is above 650 *, it's an offer definitely worth taking advantage of.

While we recommend borrowers have at least fair credit to qualify, the average LendingClub borrower has a credit score of 700 with a debt - to - income ratio of 18 % (excluding mortgage or rent payments) and 17 years of credit history.

However, you'll find decent options for people with fair or poor credit at a score of at least 580.

Although the Amazon.com Store Card is easiest to obtain for those with at least fair credit, a number of cardholders report being accepted with credit scores around the 600 range.

Prospective applicants for the Lane Bryant Credit Card will need at least a fair credit score for the best chances of approval, as there are few reports of cardholders being approved with lower sCredit Card will need at least a fair credit score for the best chances of approval, as there are few reports of cardholders being approved with lower scredit score for the best chances of approval, as there are few reports of cardholders being approved with lower scores.

In general, the Goodyear Credit Card is most likely to approve applicants with at least fair credit, meaning FICO scores of 620 aCredit Card is most likely to approve applicants with at least fair credit, meaning FICO scores of 620 acredit, meaning FICO scores of 620 and up.

Your best chances of being approved will come if you have at least fair credit, but some reviewers have reported being approved with credit scores in the 500s.

I do know a fair amount about credit scores and theoretically, IF someone with otherwise great or good credit somehow had their financial world collapse on them and they filed for bankruptcy or were foreclosed on, I suppose that would fit your idea of someone with one big screw up on their credit that disqualifies them, at least temporarily from buying a home.