: How many new accounts or inquiries you have.
: The variety of accounts (cards, auto loans, mortgages). 4. Alternative "Proper" Check Methods
: Your total debt relative to your credit limits (utilization). Length of History (15%) : How long you've had your accounts.
When you receive your paper, your score (typically between 300 and 850) will fall into one of these standard categories: Score Range Potential Impact 800 – 850 Best interest rates and top-tier benefits. Very Good 740 – 799 Better loan terms and strong approval chances. Good 670 – 739 Eligible for standard rates; reliable borrower status. Fair 580 – 669 May face higher rates; indicates some payment delays. Poor 300 – 579 High risk; difficult to get loan approvals. 3. Key Factors on Your Report Your "credit paper" is built based on five primary factors: Payment History (30%) : Whether you pay bills on time.
