Fair Isaac reports that the American public’s credit scores break out along these lines:
THINK OF YOUR CREDIT REPORT AS A SECOND RESUME!
THINK OF YOUR CREDIT REPORT AS A SECOND RESUME!
A credit report contains information about where you work, live, how you pay your bills, whether or not you have filed bankruptcy and even if you have ever been arrested or sued.
Buying a house on credit is a smart move as home values rise quickly and you can gain equity through appreciation.
Financing an education is a good investment in the future. Your earning potential will eventually outweigh the cost of tuition, and educational loans are usually at a very low interest rate.
Buying a car can also be a good credit purchase. It is important to not get caught up in buying a car for more than you can afford.