Terri- it would take too long and it will change next month anyway : ) My point was- there's lots of scores and the numbers are about as useful as boobies on a bull to most of us. It isn't like school where an A was better than a B+ ... One more thing that I didn't mention, the "magic number" that you hear mentioned -- i.e. you need a "680" to get Amex or "710" to get Toyota's best rates... are moving targets- they move around just like your credit score does. The best thing I can recommend to "learn" about this non-sense is to read everything FICO has on their website, then look at www.creditscoring.com. Good luck, mj
mj- I guess it's more like the grading system at my oldest kids alternative high school-exceeding expectations, meets expectations, approaching expectations, and just beginning. I don't understand that either, and each teacher uses it differently! Thanks!
