Poor credit loans
Having poor credit diminishes one’s ability to procure a loan and also renting an apartment or landing a job etc. People with poor credit have low credit scores. A credit score is a number that lenders (banks and credit cards etc.) use to identify the risk element of lending money to you. The standard credit score is called FICO score, named after the Fair Issacs Corporation which created this. Credit score usually range from 300 to 850; the higher your score the better is your credit. Credit scores are determined by factors such as: Payment history – Lenders see how consistent you have been in previous loan repayments. Outstanding amount – Those carrying a lot of debt are considered risky and is less likely to pay back new loans. Length of credit history – If you’ve been a long time borrower and a responsible one, the higher the score. Types of credit in use – Credit cards, personal loans, mortgages etc are the kind of credit a person may already have. New credit – Your credit score may lower if you apply for too many loans within a short span of time. The obvious solution to having poor credit is to improve your credit score.