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Getting your credit score is getting more confusing

By Sam Glover

February brings two big changes to FICO credit scores. First, FICO credit scores are calculated differently as of yesterday. Second, as of February 14th, Experian will no longer give consumers access to their Experian credit score, although lenders will still have access to the number. First, the changes to the way FICO scores are calculated. Consumerist [...] Related posts:

• A look inside the credit score cocktail
• Free monthly credit score estimates
• New “FICO Expansion” credit score


Full post as published by Caveat Emptor on February 06, 2009 (boomark / email).

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