Why is your amount owed considered when determining your credit score?
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The amount owed on various accounts determines 30% of the FICO score. Apart from the overall amount owed, the FICO scores take into consideration the amount owned independently on specific accounts. If you use a major portion of the credit you are entitled to, it can have a negative impact on the FICO scores. However, using a less amount from the credit limit allowed can give you a better score than not using the credit at all.
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