Relevant:
- TransUnion, Equifax broke federal law by misrepresenting credit score usefulness, CFPB says
- More Americans' credit scores sink to new lows
- You're not STUCK with a low credit score. And you CAN'T afford to ignore it.
- Car Deals: Must Be Subprime, Must Finance Through Chrysler Capital (PEAKY MUCH?)
- FHA only starting to tighten loans standards (for real this time, maybe)...
2016-01-10 — bloomberg.com
``The average score for all U.S. states combined is a lowly 604, considered subprime by many lenders, said Stew Langille, Credit Sesame's chief strategy officer. ... leaves 57 percent of Americans [score] an 'F', meaning that they use 70 percent or more of available credit. ''
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