How does my credit score affect my loan or credit card rate?
If you have a higher credit score, lenders and investors will be more likely to provide lower interest rates and fees. Your credit score can also affect how your rate may fluctuate, in the instance of revolving debt like credit scores: lenders may do periodic re-scores and adjust your rate based on your new score.
Did you know you can check your own credit score for free once annually? A good credit score is essential to your financial health. Visit annualcreditreport.com to receive a free copy of your credit score.
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