You don’t receive a credit score until you establish credit history. Then, your score will be unique to you. Learn more about starting credit scores here. Read more.
VantageScore® and FICO® are both credit scoring models but have some key differences. Read on to learn how the two compare and impact your credit score. Read more.
If you’re applying for a time-sensitive loan, a lender may be able to use a rapid rescore to update your credit report quickly to show recent positive changes. Read more.
A guide for beginners with no credit history: Explore credit builder loans, secured credit cards, rent reporting services, and more with Self. Read more.
Opening a new bank account likely won’t affect your credit. Banks use ChexSystems to screen your banking history, which doesn’t impact your credit score. Read more.
The minimum credit score required to rent a house may vary depending on the landlord, the current housing market, and what city or neighborhood you live in. Read more.