Answer by Fred Glick
It's not unusual. There algorithms are different and produce different results. Because of that, mortgage companies look at your middle score..
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There are three different credit bureaus Equifax, Transunion and Experian. It is possible to have three different credit scores. Lenders usually use the middle score for extending credit. If you are...
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Sometimes individual monitoring services use different scales. They usually have an explanation of the scale that they use. I would recommend comparing the scales they use to see how they differences...
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Hi Kiara, Shane gives a good explanation below. I know that you can go to www.annualcreditreport.com to view your scores and dispute errors. Mortgage Bankers/Underwriters use a combined report that...
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Hello Kiara The Credit reporting agencies are sellers of information. They sell it to anyone that wants it. It is normal for the scores to be different and it is normal for the score you pull to be...
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Hi Kiara, There is no "official" website for consumers to get their credit scores at. You will find various websites like freecreditreport.com, annualcreditreport.com, etc. that will sell you a credit...
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