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What is the value of a good credit report to a borrower? A. A good credit report allows the borrower to spend as much as they wa

nt. B. A good credit report allows the borrower to borrow less money at a higher interest rate. C. A good credit report allows the borrower to borrow more money at a lower interest rate. D. all of the above

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I think all of the above apply

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