Understanding Scores
Understanding Scores
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Your income is not part of your credit score.
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Lenders may still review your income when deciding whether to approve you.
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Checking your own credit does not hurt your score.
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Hard inquiries usually happen when you apply for credit.
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Soft inquiries may happen when you check your own score or get prequalified.
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Different lenders may use different scoring models.
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Your score can vary by bureau.
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Your score can change when reported balances update.
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The details in your credit report matter more than the number alone.
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Learn what affects your score so you can make better decisions.
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