If you are someone with fair credit, your credit score lands you between “poor” and “good.” FICO is the most popular scoring system now. It is often used by major issuers to make an approval decision. According to the FICO credit score range, fair credit falls between 640 and 699±. If your credit score falls within this range or close to this range, then your credit can be considered fair. There are plenty of credit cards suitable for average credit. If you build your credit, you’ll be able to qualify for premium credit cards and get exclusive perks and offers.
±Credit scores are used to represent the creditworthiness of a person and may be one indicator to the credit type you are eligible for. However, credit score alone does not guarantee or imply approval for any credit card product.
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A new credit card will most likely lower your credit score, not considerably though. First of all, when you open a new credit card, you lower your average credit age, which makes 15% of your credit score. Second, a hard inquiry will be placed on your credit report. Inquiries make 10% of your credit score […]
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