---

---

Keyword Search Results

Credit Scoring

1. Books: Credit Scores & Credit Reports
   The U.S. credit reporting system keeps detailed financial histories on more than 200 million Americans. Evan Hendricks’ Credit Scores & Credit Reports is a well-informed, informative, and well-written guide to a subject of great and…
2. Links: Bay House
   Bay House is a decidedly outspoken site full of information on credit scoring. It features e-mail forums that let you post information, questions and personal diatribes on credit, real estate and finance.
3. Links: The Credit Scoring Site
   The Credit Scoring Site examines credit industry policy not to make credit scores available to consumers.
4. Links: FICO Credit Score
   myFICO® is the consumer division of Fair Isaac, the company that invented the FICO® credit risk score that lenders use. Starting in the 1960s, Fair Isaac sparked a revolution by pioneering credit risk scoring for…
5. Books: Your Credit Score
   Liz Pulliam Weston is a personal finance columnist whose twice-weekly columns for MSN Money reach more than six million people each month. In her new book she provides a complete action plan for improving your…
6. Press: Mortgage walk-aways prompt changes in credit scores
   With foreclosures soaring - and homeowners with unblemished payment histories abruptly walking away from their houses with no warning to lenders - the two major producers of credit scores have begun changing how they evaluate…