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What Goes Into Your Credit Score?

July 23, 2009 21:23 by author

The credit scoring process is one that is, well, proprietary. And different lenders and credit agencies and bureaus add their own tweaks to the FICO formula. While you can't know every little thing about why your score is the way it is, you can get an overall idea of what is most important to your score. And then work on that.

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