These credit score myths can sabotage your finances. Here's what to believe (and what to ignore) if you want to build better ...

There are reports all over the internet that insist 30% or 50% are the “target” percentages in order to achieve great scores.

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Despite a 65x TTM valuation, FICO's direct licensing model and minimal CapEx support robust EPS growth and bottom-line expansion. Debt-funded buybacks and high leverage pose risks, but fixed-rate debt ...

Same car, same record — but double the insurance cost? Your credit score is the culprit. Learn what insurers see, plus 6 ways ...

The average FICO credit score across the U.S. has fallen for a second year in a row. The latest statistics from Fair Isaac ...

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Explore average credit scores among U.S. racial groups and discover factors creating disparities. Learn why some groups face ...

As technology evolves, the cash component of credit underwriting continues to be a key part of development by service providers. Not long after Experian rolled out its latest tool with a cash ...

Christy Moss, CMB has joined Fair Isaac and Company (FICO) as vice president, B2B scores mortgage and capital markets liaison ...

Now that the government is back in business, your score should rebound as you pay off the debt. It takes time, so be patient.

The credit score that helps determine the biggest financial decision in most Americans’ life—their mortgage—is controlled by an exclusive club. In July, Bill Pulte, who leads the Federal Housing ...