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Can I request a lender to use the credit score I prefer?

Date: Wed, 06/12/2019 23:54
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How will I know the lender is using which credit score? Can I ask the lender to use the score which I prefer?





It's difficult to know that. You can ask your lender about it. Most lenders use FICO score. TransUnion and Equifax give educational credit score. But that is usually not used by creditors. There are 60 different credit scoring model since 2011. You can the lender to use the score you prefer. But they are not compelled to listen to you.

Sub: #1 posted on Thu, 06/13/2019 - 02:33

Nick Jonas Nick Jonas

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Usually, lenders use FICO score. However, you can ask your lender to confirm.

Sub: #2 posted on Fri, 06/14/2019 - 03:59

sanderspatricia29 sanderspatricia29

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Yup most of them are using FICO score. It's hard to know why, but FICO score is quite trusted among the lenders.

Sub: #3 posted on Tue, 06/18/2019 - 02:22

tiarajoseph11 tiarajoseph11

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