thestatedtruth.com | October 19, 2010
Card Sharp by AnnaMaria Andriotis Until recently, a credit score of 680 was meaningfull. It meant you paid most of your bills on time, got dinged a little when you went shopping for a refi, but in general you were solid enough to get a loan at the best rates. Not anymore. That 680 is firmly […]
thestatedtruth.com | September 29, 2010
People with a credit score below 620 who want a loan were unlikely to receive even one quote, according to real-estate web site Zillow.com, even if they offered a down payment of 15%-25% for a home. Zillow notes that 29% of Americans have a credit score this low, according to data provided by myFICO.com. “Today’s […]
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