850
Posted by chrispar
850
Posted by chrispar
850
Posted by jgl
Posted by chrispar
850
really that high.. hmm i keep hearing different #s
I just asked Fh and he has to run credit for his job. He says 850
Posted by Espo22
Posted by jgl
Posted by chrispar
850
really that high.. hmm i keep hearing different #s
here i found this on a site
The highest credit score one can achieve is the magical FICO number of 850, which is a perfect score and the person that achieves this will find themselves being offered every form of financing and loan product imaginable. The highest scores usually range in the area of 720-850. This range is considered to be excellent credit. Anything above a 700 score is considered good. The goal of 700 or higher is key when looking for the best benefits of having an exceptional record. It is important to understand what these numbers are, how they are determined, and of course, how to improve them.
Posted by jgl
Posted by Espo22
Posted by jgl
Posted by chrispar
850
really that high.. hmm i keep hearing different #s
here i found this on a site
The highest credit score one can achieve is the magical FICO number of 850, which is a perfect score and the person that achieves this will find themselves being offered every form of financing and loan product imaginable. The highest scores usually range in the area of 720-850. This range is considered to be excellent credit. Anything above a 700 score is considered good. The goal of 700 or higher is key when looking for the best benefits of having an exceptional record. It is important to understand what these numbers are, how they are determined, and of course, how to improve them.
ohhhh thanks so much!!
Posted by Espo22
Posted by jgl
Posted by Espo22
Posted by jgl
Posted by chrispar
850
really that high.. hmm i keep hearing different #s
here i found this on a site
The highest credit score one can achieve is the magical FICO number of 850, which is a perfect score and the person that achieves this will find themselves being offered every form of financing and loan product imaginable. The highest scores usually range in the area of 720-850. This range is considered to be excellent credit. Anything above a 700 score is considered good. The goal of 700 or higher is key when looking for the best benefits of having an exceptional record. It is important to understand what these numbers are, how they are determined, and of course, how to improve them.
ohhhh thanks so much!!
no problem, i remember when i used to have 740![]()
They look at debt to income ratio and revolving debt, delinquencies, lateness
Posted by chrispar
They look at debt to income ratio and revolving debt, delinquencies, lateness
Posted by jgl
Posted by Espo22
Posted by jgl
Posted by Espo22
Posted by jgl
Posted by chrispar
850
really that high.. hmm i keep hearing different #s
here i found this on a site
The highest credit score one can achieve is the magical FICO number of 850, which is a perfect score and the person that achieves this will find themselves being offered every form of financing and loan product imaginable. The highest scores usually range in the area of 720-850. This range is considered to be excellent credit. Anything above a 700 score is considered good. The goal of 700 or higher is key when looking for the best benefits of having an exceptional record. It is important to understand what these numbers are, how they are determined, and of course, how to improve them.
ohhhh thanks so much!!
no problem, i remember when i used to have 740![]()
i just had mine done today for a car loan.... its 728.. but im NEVER late so i was wondering why it wasnt higher.. but whatever its still really good
Posted by jgl
Posted by chrispar
They look at debt to income ratio and revolving debt, delinquencies, lateness
thanks for the info!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Usually anything over a 700 is very good. I f you have over a 700 you can usually be approved for just about anything. My fh is a mortgage broker and he runs mine every 6 months for me.
Posted by chrispar
They look at debt to income ratio and revolving debt, delinquencies, lateness
Posted by Espo22
Posted by chrispar
They look at debt to income ratio and revolving debt, delinquencies, lateness
hahaha im just gonna let you answer these questions![]()
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Posted by jgl
i def have enough credit but ... who knows its prob a lateness that i dont even remember or who knows what..
now im trying to get the best interest rate for my loan..
Nassau educators quoted me 5.79% which is pretty good.
Posted by jgl
i def have enough credit but ... who knows its prob a lateness that i dont even remember or who knows what..
now im trying to get the best interest rate for my loan..
Nassau educators quoted me 5.79% which is pretty good.
