When is good credit good enough?

Discussion in 'Credit Talk' started by Rifleman, Jan 12, 2005.

  1. Rifleman

    Rifleman Member

    Hello!

    At what level would you say that a persons credit is good enough to stop trying to improve it? I'm thinking about buying a house in a few years and want to make sure that I'm in good standing with the mortgage company at that time. I currently score 761 on Experians Plus Score.

    V/R

    Rifleman
     
  2. Hedwig

    Hedwig Well-Known Member

    You should have no trouble getting a good rate. Anything 720 or over usually qualifies for the best rate. So I guess 720 is when it's "good enough."
     
  3. DaveyBoy

    DaveyBoy Well-Known Member

    Agreed...according to the guy who did our mortgage, anything 720 and over is considered "Fingerprint Credit". Meaning, all they need is a finger print and you're approved (jokingly of course)

    DB :)
     
  4. zerodown

    zerodown Well-Known Member

    Well it's not a joke :) When I refi'd all I had to provide was my driver's license. No proof of job, income, assets or anything else. Only had to pay .25point more for the no doc.

    However, many of the 0% autoloan promo's require 750 so that would probably be what's "enough."
     

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