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I see what is high, medium, and low impact but how are credit scores actually calculated?

There are several factors that contribute to calculating a credit score. In general, the bureau or company considers the following factors when calculating your credit score:

  • The number of accounts you have
  • The types of accounts
  • Your used credit vs. your available credit
  • The length of your credit history
  • Your payment history

These factors may be weighted differently by each bureau or company so credit scores may vary.

For more information, see the question How is my credit score calculated?

 

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