A. To put simply credit rating is how you are seen in the eyes of potential lenders/creditors i.e a banks, phone companies, car dealerships.
Credit Scores Range from about 400-850 with 400 hundred being the bad end and 850 on the excellent side. In a nutshell at 400 you will most likely be instantly declined or if not you will get a deal that cost an arm and a leg and require proof of everything else like your stated income.... If you are at 850 banks will basically give you whatever you want a listen to whatever you tell them without proof- instant approvals.
What you qualify for will depend on your where your score stands, and a few other things such as income, time in the same job industry, home stability, repayment history, and even how long you've had your credit accounts.
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By Omari Whyte
Topics
- Common Credit Misconceptions
- Credit Rating in a Nutshell
- How banks decide who to lend their money to.
- How do I build my Credit?
- How to deal with collection agencies.
- Sub Prime Auto Loan
- Types of Companies that contributes to Bad Credit.
- Types of Credit Available
- Understanding Interest Rates
- What is the best way to Rebuild or Repair bad Credit?
- What is the best way to reduce the amount of credit I have?
- When is Bankruptcy the right option?