It should be reported effecting your score, also balance on it can either improve or reduce your score.
I'm not sure you are going to find that in this current economy. However if you have bad credit there is a bank that will help you improve your credit and I know people that have got approved with a credit score of 400. It's First Premier Bank Credit Card.
Yes, a 400 FICO score is bad. Above 700 is considered good, and it takes a minimum of 620-640 for any home loan program.
It will a lot if you do not pay it off. If you do it wont that much. i couldn't find a place to edit so i had to answer. Please help Here are the Details.... At a credit union. A loan. $400 (you get with $400 collateral) How many points will it affect your credit score, in the end..? Please HELP!
It is very improbable that you will get an unsecured loan with a credit score in the 400's. Unless you show that you are trying to rectify the reason for your score to be so low and show proof that you are doing so.
It should be reported effecting your score, also balance on it can either improve or reduce your score.
No its very very low.
I'm not sure you are going to find that in this current economy. However if you have bad credit there is a bank that will help you improve your credit and I know people that have got approved with a credit score of 400. It's First Premier Bank Credit Card.
Yes, a 400 FICO score is bad. Above 700 is considered good, and it takes a minimum of 620-640 for any home loan program.
It will a lot if you do not pay it off. If you do it wont that much. i couldn't find a place to edit so i had to answer. Please help Here are the Details.... At a credit union. A loan. $400 (you get with $400 collateral) How many points will it affect your credit score, in the end..? Please HELP!
It is very improbable that you will get an unsecured loan with a credit score in the 400's. Unless you show that you are trying to rectify the reason for your score to be so low and show proof that you are doing so.
There are many different types of formulas used to figure out credit scores. Each formula has a different range. In all of the examples below, a credit score of 828 is possible. FICO Fair Isaac Co. FICO Score* 300-850 Equifax ScorePower Score 300-850 Experian PLUS Score 330-830 Experian Vantage Score 501-990 TransUnion TransRisk Score 400-925
Fair Isaac Corporation is the major credit scoring company that compiles your credit scores from your payment history. Your credit scores indicate the risk involved that you will not default on your payments. If your score is 300 to 400, you are a major credit risk. If it is 750 or up to the highest at 900, you are an excellent credit risk. FICO reports your credit history to the three major credit bureaus. Go to FICO's website and check your raw credit score by paying a small fee. Compare it to credit bureau reports.
Your house is in forclosure, this means you do not pay your mortgage. Unlikely a bank would take such a risk!
Interesting Question! A credit score of Zero occurs for a variety of reasons-most due to no credit history, but not due to bankruptcy. Zero credit score can occur because you have not had any credit within the past seven years; you have never had any credit; you have had your credit account suspended due to report of identity theft or fraud; or you were convicted of a felony. There may be other reasons for a zero credit score not mentioned here. The normal range of score is around 300 - 850 (depending on your information source). After bankruptcy, a FICO score in the mid to high 400 range, but after a couple years, this tends to come back up to the 500s, even low 600s (depending on how many accounts were included in bankruptcy). Hope this helps!
Matthew Hayden was the first cricketer to score 400 in one inning.
Score = 20. So 20 score = 20*20 = 400