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Credit Scores and Credit Reports Explained in One Minute — Transcript

by One Minute Economics · 271 words · 43 segments · language en · Watch on YouTube

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  1. 0:00a credit score is basically a number
  2. 0:02that tells institutions such as Banks
  3. 0:04how creditworthy you are for example a
  4. 0:07bank will look at your credit score when
  5. 0:08deciding whether or not they approve a
  6. 0:10loan or when deciding how much interest
  7. 0:11they'll charge you the better your
  8. 0:13credit score is the more willing lenders
  9. 0:15will be to give you money and the lower
  10. 0:17the interest rates they'll charge you
  11. 0:18will be credit scores aren't just used
  12. 0:21by Banks though they're used by lots of
  13. 0:23entities from insurance companies to
  14. 0:24landlord credit scores are calculated
  15. 0:27based on information gathered from
  16. 0:28multiple sources but mainly based on
  17. 0:30your credit report which is a record of
  18. 0:32your credit history the credit report
  19. 0:35contains information from lending
  20. 0:36institutions collection agencies and
  21. 0:38even the government for example if
  22. 0:41you've paid back previous loans on time
  23. 0:43your credit report will reflect that
  24. 0:45based on this information your credit
  25. 0:47score is calculated through an algorithm
  26. 0:49which varies from country to country as
  27. 0:51well as from institution to institution
  28. 0:53and do keep in mind that a lot of
  29. 0:55countries don't even have a credit score
  30. 0:57system in the United States your credit
  31. 1:00score is mostly calculated based on
  32. 1:01credit report information from the top
  33. 1:03three bureaus Equifax Experian and
  34. 1:06Transunion these three operate the
  35. 1:08annual creditreport.com website through
  36. 1:10which Americans can request up to three
  37. 1:12free credit reports per year one from
  38. 1:14each Bureau this is because the fair and
  39. 1:16accurate credit transactions act gives
  40. 1:19you as Citizens the right to receive
  41. 1:20that information free of charge but
  42. 1:22remember you will receive credit reports
  43. 1:25and not credit scores

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