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What is the Maximum Credit Score?
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The maximum credit score varies between Experian, TransUnion and Equifax. The maximum between the three is either 850 or 900. Anything above 750 is considered a great credit score. Q&A Related to "What is the Maximum Credit Score?"
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The maximum credit score varies between Experian, TransUnion and Equifax. The maximum between the three is either 850 or 900. Anything above 750 is considered a great credit score.
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A credit score, according to www.consumersunion.org, is defined as "a three-digit number based on a borrower's bill-paying history and debt profile and statistical information
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The best credit score one can get, is a perfect 850. There's actually nothing higher than an 850. How many people have achieved this credit score is unknown. But anything above 700
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In order to have a high credit score you must not have outstanding debts that you are not paying on. When your credit score is low it is because you owe a lot of debt.
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