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CREDIT SCORE FACTS AND MYTHS
There are a lot of questions about credit scores, and it’s not always easy to know where to find the answers. When you do find answers, it’s hard to know whether or not they are the right ones. Here are some basic credit score facts to help you separate the truth from the fiction when it comes to credit scores.
Myth: Credit Scores Are All Alike
Credit Score Fact #1: All Scores Aren’t the Same
There are hundreds of scoring models used to calculate credit scores. Credit scores can be calculated specifically for the industry in which you are applying for credit. For example car dealers may use a different credit score than a credit card company. There are several brands of credit scores, but in the end what matters is that yours gives a good, accurate impression of your borrowing power.
Myth: Credit Scores Tend to Remain Stable
Credit Score Fact #2: Your Credit Score Is Constantly Updated
Every time there is activity regarding your credit, a new loan, an application for a credit card or your creditors reporting your account to the bureaus, your credit score may be affected. The only way to know whether or not this is happening is to either order your credit score or set up credit monitoring to alert you when there has been a change.
Myth: If something happens to my credit without my permission, credit bureaus will alert me
Credit Score Fact #3: Credit bureaus have no way of knowing whether the activity on your report is legitimate or not
When a lender reports activity to the credit bureau, they are doing it under the assumption that the activity is legitimate. The only way you’ll know if something unauthorized is happening, without reviewing your credit report, is if you attempt to get credit and can’t. At which point you have the right to a free credit report from the bureau which the lender used to make their decision. An appealing alternative is to sign-up for credit monitoring. With this service you get access to your credit report whenever you need it and email alerts letting you know if there has been a significant change in your report or score.</style>