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Which credit score is most important

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There is no one credit score more important than the others. The most "important" one is what a lender pulls.

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While FICO® scores are generally the most widely used by lenders, the credit-scoring model used may vary by lender.

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The three major credit bureaus, Equifax®, Experian®, and TransUnion®, use scoring models to generate a credit score.

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These scores, generated by these three major credit bureaus, may vary according to the credit scoring model used.

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All three credit bureaus provide valuable information. It is up to the lender to decide which credit score to use.

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Additionally, there are many different scoring models available. They all differ on what parameters they use.

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They may also differ depending on the type of loan or card and lenders' criteria when it comes to granting credit.

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Some focus on payment history, some on credit utilization, while others focus on credit history and other factors.

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Ultimately, having a good credit score is important because it can make achieving your financial goals easier.

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