A bad credit score will impact on the ability to raise funds, get a mortgage, get credit cards, finance an auto purchase and so on. A bad credit score will indicate to lenders that a person may not pay bills on time, does not keep up with repayments and will let lenders know how much is owed by the individual concerned. It will impact on rates i.e., the higher a person's credit score, the lower the interest rate will be and can even affect how much will be paid on insurance.

How does a Credit Score Work?

A good credit score is considered to be between 680 and 720. The median credit score in the US is 723. Anyone who has a score above 750 is considered to have a very good credit score and will be offered the best rates. A credit score below 620 is considered high risk.

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