Change in How Credit Scores Are Calculated

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Tip 1 - Millions to get break in new credit score calculation

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Millions to get break in new credit score calculation

The formula for calculating the most widely used credit scores will soon change to lessen the impact of bad medical debts and ignore old unpaid debts of any type that are later paid off.
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Tip 2 - FICO's New Credit Score Formula Helps Many, Hurts Some

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FICO's New Credit Score Formula Helps Many, Hurts Some

People with paid-off debt or medical debts will see scores rise with the new FICO math, while others will receive lower marks
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Tip 3 - FICO Recalibrates Its Credit Scores

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FICO Recalibrates Its Credit Scores

A change in how the most widely used credit score in the U.S. is tallied will likely make it easier for tens of millions of Americans to get loans.
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Tip 4 - 3 Big Changes Coming to Credit Scores

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3 Big Changes Coming to Credit Scores

A new version of the VantageScore may help lenders make better decisions and has the potential to shake up the credit scoring industry.

Tip 5 - Here's Why Your Credit Score Is About To Improve

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Here's Why Your Credit Score Is About To Improve

Unpaid medical bills will carry less weight on FICO scores -- and late bills that get paid off won't count at all.
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