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Credit Karma does not give you your FICO® Score. The following information was pulled directly from the Credit Karma website: “The scores and credit report information you see on Credit Karma come from TransUnion and Equifax, two of the three major credit bureaus. Credit Karma does not calculate your credit score. Rather we show you information that’s provided by TransUnion and Equifax to help you better understand your credit.

Remember that these scores will differ from one another because they weigh the data in your credit report differently. Therefore, it’s important to pay attention to and track the factors influencing your score, rather than just the three-digit number. Working on improving the individual factors could result in improved credit health across the board.” Please be aware, that what you see in Credit Karma will not necessarily be the information that we see when we pull your Credit. The numbers could be off by 100+ points in either direction. You can get one free credit report per year, which would be more accurate, through. Additionally, if you are interested in getting pre approved for a loan, we can review your credit report with you and see if there are ways we can help you raise your credit score. More Information About Your Credit Score.

What actions will hurt the score? • Missing paymentsIt will take 24 months to restore credit with one late payment • Credit cards at capacityat their limits • Closing out credit cards.It lowers available capacity • Shopping for credit excessively • Opening up numerous trades in a short period • Having more revolving loans in relation to installment loans • Borrowing from Finance Companies What doesn’t affect your score? • Debt ratio • Income • Length of residence • Length of employment How to improve your score?

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• Pay down on credit card balances • Do not close credit cards because capacity will decrease • Continue to make payments on time, older payments will be come less significant with time • Slow down on opening new accounts • Acquire a solid credit history with years of experience • Move revolving debt to installment debt.