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Give Yourself Some Credit Understanding Your Credit Report Student Name - Economics 101

Credit Report Fundamentals Generated by three companies – Experian – Equifax – TransUnion Factors – How much you owe to each company – Payment history for each company Includes utilities, medical expenses, rent Student Name - Economics 101

How FICO is Calculated Range – 760 (excellent) to 620 (poor) – 35% - Payment history – 30% - Amounts owed – 15% - Credit history length – 10% - New credit – 10% - Credit types Student Name - Economics 101

Improve Your FICO Score Pay bills on time Avoid opening many new accounts – Open only if you intend to use Keep balances low – Less than 25% of credit limit Review credit report yearly Student Name - Economics 101