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Your credit report is generated by three major companies and includes information on how much you owe to various creditors, your payment history, and other financial obligations. Your FICO credit score, which ranges from 760 to 620, is calculated based on your payment history (35%), amounts owed (30%), credit history length (15%), new credit (10%), and credit types (10%). To improve your score, you should pay your bills on time, avoid opening multiple new accounts unless needed, keep credit balances low at less than 25% of the limit, and review your credit report yearly.
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The document discusses credit reports and FICO scores. It explains that credit reports are generated by three major companies, Experian, Equifax, and TransUnion, and include details of amounts owed to companies, payment history, and other financial obligations. It also outlines how FICO scores are calculated based on factors like payment history, amount owed, credit history length, new credits, and credit types. Finally, it provides tips for improving a FICO score such as paying bills on time, avoiding opening multiple new accounts, keeping credit balances low, and reviewing credit reports yearly.
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Credit reports are generated by three major companies - Experian, Equifax, and TransUnion - and include information on how much a person owes to various companies, their payment history, and other financial obligations like utilities, medical bills, and rent. A person's FICO credit score ranges from 760 to 620 and is calculated based on their payment history (35%), amounts owed (30%), length of credit history (15%), new credit (10%), and credit types (10%). Individuals can improve their FICO score by paying bills on time, avoiding opening multiple new accounts unless needed, keeping credit balances low at less than 25% of the credit limit, and reviewing their credit report yearly.
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Your credit report is generated by three major companies and provides information on how much you owe to various creditors, your payment history for bills and expenses, and other factors that determine your FICO credit score. A FICO score ranges from 760 to 620 and is calculated based on your payment history (35%), amounts owed (30%), length of credit history (15%), new credit (10%), and credit types (10%). To improve your score, you should pay all bills on time, avoid opening multiple new accounts unless needed, keep credit utilization below 25%, and review your credit report yearly.
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Your credit report is generated by three major companies and provides information on how much you owe to various creditors, your payment history for bills and expenses, and other factors that determine your FICO credit score. A FICO score ranges from 760 to 620 and is calculated based on your payment history (35%), amounts owed (30%), length of credit history (15%), new credit (10%), and credit types (10%). To improve your score, you should pay all bills on time, avoid opening multiple new accounts unless needed, keep credit utilization below 25%, and review your credit report yearly.
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Your credit report is generated by three major credit bureaus and includes information on how much you owe to various companies, your payment history, and other financial obligations like utilities and medical bills. Your FICO credit score, which ranges from 760 to 620, is calculated based on your payment history (35%), amounts owed (30%), credit history length (15%), new credit (10%), and credit types (10%). You can improve your FICO score by paying all bills on time, avoiding opening multiple new accounts unless needed, keeping credit card balances low at less than 25% of the credit limit, and reviewing your credit report yearly.
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