5 components of a credit score
Good Credit
Why and how to build credit
how to improve your credit
other
100

What is the the 1st component of a credit score?

payment history
100

What is the highest credit score you can get?

850

100

what is the main reason to build credit

to get better interest rates on loans

100

What is the highest credit score

most places is at 850

100

when should you start building credit

at a very young age
200

What is the the 2nd component of a credit score?

amounts owed

200

what is the lowest credit score you can get

300

200

how do you establish a long credit history

start building credit early and open or co sign different cards

200

How do you lose credit.

by not paying on time.

200

what is a thin file

when you do not have a large history of credit that you could account for

300

What is the the 3rd component of a credit score?

length of credit history

300

what is a respectable credit score

around 600 to 700

300

How does your credit score depreciate.

A way your credit score depreciates is by no paying back your loans on time.

300

Is 500 a good credit score?

It is not a very good credit score to be at 500.

300

should you check your credit score

yes and do it very often

400

What is the the 4th component of a credit score?

new credit

400

what can you get with a high credit score

better interest rates on loans

400

Why is credit score important?

It is important for you to get trusted more for things like house loans.

400

Whats a topic credit store.

Credit Karma.

400

when is it a good idea to take on credit

when you have stable income and a good balanced credit score

500

What is the the 5th component of a credit score?

credit mix

500

how does a low credit score impact you negatively

you can't get as many loans or good deals

500

What does credit score show?

It shows your trust and how they feel to pay you back.

500

What is the fastest way to increase your credit score?

pay off all of your debts quickly

500

what is a credit report

it is your credit history along with your credit utilization to see creditworthiness