What is Credit?
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A simple definition of “Credit” is someone’s ability to 
purchase goods and services now, in trust that payment will be take place in the future. Credit is what makes it possible for most Americans to purchase large items such as a house or a car, and smaller items ranging from washing machines to computers.
Credit scores, in the United States, range from 301 to 850:
- Excellent Credit: 750+
- Good Credit: 700-749
- Fair Credit: 650-699
- Poor Credit: 600-649
- Bad Credit: below 599
Different Lenders may apply their own definition of ranges. They will set their own definition of a good credit score. Their definition of a good score might start at a lower score number if they are looking to approve a larger number of clients. This can come at an advantage, since they might lower the score for someone with bad credit trying to be approve for a loan, for example. This last reality is not, by any means, a good scenario, since the interest rates on a low credit score might be considerably higher than someone with fair to excellent scores.
Such scores are the results of someone’s financial history, not to mention someone’s debt levels and age of credit accounts. Most of your credit score simply comes, mostly, from your ability to pay your bills on time. It is a prediction on how people will be able to handle their credit. Therefore, such a report will help lenders process anyone’s loan application in a faster, easier manner. Your score will determine how high, or low, your interest rate will stand when it comes time to take on a large loan (e.g. for a home) or a smaller loan (e.g. for a car).