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tino4ka555 [31]
3 years ago
5

Megans personal information is shown below according to the following table what is her hypothetical credit score

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2 answers:
yan [13]3 years ago
7 0

Answer: Sherry's credit score is 390

Explanation:

You did not include Megan's details so I used a reference question and you can answer with your details looking at how I answered this one.

Sherry personal information is shown below . age 26 .time of address 3 years .age of auto 9 years .car payment none. Housing cost 750 .checking and saving accounts checking only . Finance company reference no . Major credits cards 4 .ratio of debt to income 22% . Declared bankruptcy never .according to the following table what is her credit score

                                                    Option Points       Allocated based on table

Age                                                        26                               20

Time of address                                     3                                20

Age of Auto                                            9                                  0

Car Payment                                        None                            72

Housing Cost                                       750                              48

Checking and Saving accounts    Checking only                    8

Finance company reference                No                               60

Major credits cards                               4                                 60

Ratio of debt to income                       22%                               0

Declared bankruptcy                        Never                            102

Total                                                                                         390

Inessa05 [86]3 years ago
3 0

Answer:

470

Explanation: ap3x

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