DIY Credit Help: The 5 Credit Scores You Need To Know  Resource:
Get the 5 tools I used to improve my credit score to 803 (Hint:
4 of them are free). Click here for access   Every credit score
model out there shares two things in common:    1. They use
information from your credit report   2. They are a numerical
assessment of your creditworthiness  What is different between
every model, and the reason why you’ll see a difference credit
score from different providers, is how the factors of your
credit history are weighted and how the score algorithm itself
is calculated.  However, there is no one best credit score.
Lenders and issuers check different credit score types, from the
TransUnion TransRisk, to FICO, to Experian, to VantageScore, and
the list goes on. So it’s inaccurate to pinpoint the ONE,
“correct” credit score. It’s relative.  We can take this
universe of credit scores however, and boil it down to what we
think are significant credit scores to your financial health.
Here’s Credit Karma’s guide to