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This score estimator is for your use only. The information you provide
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Want an idea of how lenders are likely to rate your credit? Just answer the
questions below! The Credit Score Estimator will calculate the information you
enter and estimate your credit score range based on that information.
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The accuracy of your result will depend on how accurately you answer its questions.
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In order to use the Credit Score Estimator you must have at least one account which
has been open for six months or more. This requirement is designed to ensure that there
is sufficient recent information to provide a robust and accurate credit score estimate.
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Except for any mortgage loans, what are your total balances on all other loans and credit
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As an example, let's say you have two accounts:
- one auto loan with balance of $6,000
- one credit card with balance of $1,000
Your total balances on all non-mortgage accounts would be: $7,000 ($6,000 + $1,000).
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What percent of your total credit card limits do your current credit card balances represent?
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As an example, let's say you have two credit cards:
- one with balance of $150 and limit of $1,500
- one with balance of $800 and limit of $5,000
Your total credit card balances would be $950 ($150 + $800), your total credit
limits would be $6,500 ($1,500 + $5,000), and the percent of your total credit
limits that your credit card balances represent are: $950 divided by $6,500, or 15%.
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Congratulations! According to the information you provided, lenders will likely identify
you as having EXCELLENT credit!
You should have little problem getting the best loan rates and terms.
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Congratulations! According to the information you provided, lenders will likely identify
you as having GOOD credit! While
you may not qualify for the best interest rates that lenders offer, you should have
little problem getting good loan rates and terms.
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bureau? To LOCK your good credit scores for underwriting review, get all three of
your credit scores today, and PROHIBIT ALL OTHER INQUIRIES.
Remember that your good credit is a valuable asset that qualifies
you to access to the types of loans you want. Protect your credit from identity
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According to the information you provided, lenders will likely identify you as having
FAIR-GOOD credit. While you have a
good chance of obtaining a loan, you will pay higher interest rates than most people,
and may have to pay higher down payments for major purchases like your car or home.
Credit Score Not Makin' the Grade?
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According to the information you provided, lenders will likely identify you as having
FAIR credit. While you have a good
chance of obtaining a loan, you will pay higher interest rates than most people, and
may have to pay higher down payments for major purchases like your car or home.
Credit Score Not Makin' the Grade?
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According to the information you provided, lenders will likely identify you as being a
MODERATELY HIGH CREDIT RISK. While you have a
chance of obtaining loans from some lenders, you will pay high interest rates
compared to most people, and will likely have to pay higher down payments for major purchases
like your car or home.
Credit Score Not Makin' the Grade?
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According to the information you provided, lenders will likely identify you as being a
VERY HIGH CREDIT RISK. While you should be
able to get access to credit cards and some installment loans, you may have difficulty
obtaining mortgage or auto loans. For whatever credit you obtain, you are likely to pay
very high interest rates in comparison to most people.
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