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July 3, 2023 at 7:48 pm #8598Geoff MassanekModeratorJuly 5, 2023 at 7:53 pm #8782Team StellarFiKeymaster
A very good credit score is one of the categories on the FICO® scoring scale, the base range of which is 300-850. A very good FICO score lies within the range of 740-799. According to Experian® data, 25% of the American population has a very good FICO score. This category exists only with FICO scores and not VantageScore®, the other most widely used scoring model. So, a very good FICO score may either fall into the excellent or good VantageScore range.
Having a very good FICO score is great if you want to negotiate for better loan terms or credit cards: lower interest rates, higher credit limits, faster approvals, etc. However, any credit score is only indicative of a positive impression on the lenders. No score can guarantee low interest rates or credit card approvals because every lender interprets credit scores differently. The likelihood of lenders approving your loan or credit card also depends on which credit bureau(s) the lender pulls information from.
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