credit scores

[sd_bear]

I know there are several categories of credit scores that matter when getting a loan that put you into different interest rates, but is there a definitive level where it just doesn’t matter anymore?

I know a 760 will get you much more than 680, but once you are 760+, will any increase make a difference? How about 800? Higher?

The last time I had my scores pulled I was at a mid score of 803. I know that is very high, but will it make any real difference if I were to work on raising it?

[mixxalot]

Good score mine is 694 and was 707 but dropped because of credit utilization which is dumb since I pay off on time in full each month.

[mixxalot]

Good score mine is 694 and was 707 but dropped because of credit utilization which is dumb since I pay off on time in full each month.

[mixxalot]

Good score mine is 694 and was 707 but dropped because of credit utilization which is dumb since I pay off on time in full each month.

[mixxalot]

Good score mine is 694 and was 707 but dropped because of credit utilization which is dumb since I pay off on time in full each month.

[mixxalot]

Good score mine is 694 and was 707 but dropped because of credit utilization which is dumb since I pay off on time in full each month.

[Ren]

Beyond a certain point, I believe the only thing that will improve a score is the age of accounts in good standing, and it looks like you’re pretty close to that point. In other words, you may not be able to do much (if anything) to raise it, but as it is, you should be able to get the best financing available. You’ll still need to shop around for the best APR, of course.

[Ren]

Beyond a certain point, I believe the only thing that will improve a score is the age of accounts in good standing, and it looks like you’re pretty close to that point. In other words, you may not be able to do much (if anything) to raise it, but as it is, you should be able to get the best financing available. You’ll still need to shop around for the best APR, of course.

[Ren]

Beyond a certain point, I believe the only thing that will improve a score is the age of accounts in good standing, and it looks like you’re pretty close to that point. In other words, you may not be able to do much (if anything) to raise it, but as it is, you should be able to get the best financing available. You’ll still need to shop around for the best APR, of course.

[Ren]

Beyond a certain point, I believe the only thing that will improve a score is the age of accounts in good standing, and it looks like you’re pretty close to that point. In other words, you may not be able to do much (if anything) to raise it, but as it is, you should be able to get the best financing available. You’ll still need to shop around for the best APR, of course.

[Ren]

Beyond a certain point, I believe the only thing that will improve a score is the age of accounts in good standing, and it looks like you’re pretty close to that point. In other words, you may not be able to do much (if anything) to raise it, but as it is, you should be able to get the best financing available. You’ll still need to shop around for the best APR, of course.

[Ren]

Got curious and found this:

http://articles.moneycentral.msn.com/Banking/YourCreditRating/PerfectCreditYouDontNeedIt.aspx

[Ren]

Got curious and found this:

http://articles.moneycentral.msn.com/Banking/YourCreditRating/PerfectCreditYouDontNeedIt.aspx

[Ren]

Got curious and found this:

http://articles.moneycentral.msn.com/Banking/YourCreditRating/PerfectCreditYouDontNeedIt.aspx

[Ren]

Got curious and found this:

http://articles.moneycentral.msn.com/Banking/YourCreditRating/PerfectCreditYouDontNeedIt.aspx

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