Good score but zero chance of credit
TTurtle
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I have just become debt free following 5 years of being on a debt management plan. Checked my cfredit score and it was 900+ in the good category.
I still have 12 defaults on my file as a result of previous difficulties
I presume this is why my loan eligibility checker looks so poor.
My question is......why is the score so high?
I still have 12 defaults on my file as a result of previous difficulties
I presume this is why my loan eligibility checker looks so poor.
My question is......why is the score so high?
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Because it's fictional."Facism arrives as your friend. It will restore your honour, make you feel proud, protect your house, give you a job, clean up the neighbourhood, remind you of how great you once were, clear out the venal and the corrupt, remove anything you feel is unlike you... [it] doesn't walk in saying, "our programme means militias, mass imprisonments, transportations, war and persecution."0
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Well done!! :j :T :jI have just become debt free following 5 years of being on a debt management plan.
Ignore your score. It is meaningless. A lender neither see nor uses your credit score. A lender scores you against their independent criteria and policies using the data found in your credit file, added to the data you submit in your application.Checked my cfredit score and it was 900+ in the good category.
I still have 12 defaults on my file as a result of previous difficulties
I presume this is why my loan eligibility checker looks so poor.
My question is......why is the score so high?I work within the voluntary sector, supporting vulnerable people to rebuild their lives.
I love my job
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If you’ve just become debt free why are you looking at loans?0
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defaults will drop off 6 years after original default date
as said, ignore your score, its the history that lenders look at
also with Gary on this one... i assume you only asking about eligibility because your "score" is high and no chance of getting anything? hopefully the answer that score is fictitious puts your mind at ease
very bad idea to go looking for a loan when you have just cleared 12 defaulted debts0 -
The lenders won't see your score, they will see a year's worth of defaults and see you as a risk though, sorry! Would you want to lend cash to someone if you knew they didn't pay their debts for a year? As time goes on these will have less and less of an impact, and, as others have said, they will fall off your credit file after 6 years. I know it must seem like a long time, but stick with it. Make sure you pay things on time, you don't go over any limits etc.0
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