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Average U.S. FICO® Score at 716, Indicating Improvement in Consumer Credit Behaviors Despite Pandemic

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It serves as a broad-based, independent standard measure of credit risk. It is relied upon by stakeholders across the entire lending ecosystem – from regulators, investors and boards to consumers, lenders, and brokers – as a baseline metric for assessing credit risk that is fair to both lenders and consumers. .

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TransUnion Report Confirms that Credit Activity Keeps Rising from COVID-19 Pandemic Lows, Origination Activity Recovering

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TransUnion ( NYSE: TRU ) confirmed that consumer credit activity keeps rising from the COVID-19 pandemic lows, but some areas like automobile loans (subprime) performance have lagged. Matt Komos , VP of Research and Consulting at TransUnion, stated: “On the surface, the consumer credit market is performing quite well.

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How to Use Alternative Data to Build Your Credit Report

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Rent, home payments, utilities such as gas, water, electric, and even things like cable or other on-time payment history can be used by credit bureaus to create a reliable credit score from which they can underwrite credit. What lenders use alternative credit data to grant credit?

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Average U.S. FICO® Score Stays Steady at 716, as Missed Payments and Consumer Debt Rises

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From April 2021 to April 2022, mortgage loan missed payment rates have remained stable likely driven by the continued home price appreciation and the higher payment accommodation rates for mortgage loans than those for bankcards and auto loans. Now, the average FICO® Score has leveled off during the second year of the pandemic.

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FICO XD is Changing the Way Consumers Build Credit

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The new FICO XD scoring model retrieves information from sources like the National Consumer Telecom and Utilities Exchange to collect data on payments to utility, cell phone service, internet, and cable television providers and uses the payment history data from these and other sources to build a credit score.