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a statistical model to objectively evaluate and “score” credit applications and credit bureau data in order to assess likely future performance. Scores help businesses make decisions such as whether to accept or decline the application. Bankruptcy A proceeding in U.S. Bankruptcy Court that may legally release a person from repaying debts owed. Credit reports normally include bankruptcies for up to 10 years. Charge-off The balance on a credit obligation credit report terms that a lender no longer expects to be repaid and writes off as a bad debt. Collection Attempted recovery of a past-due credit obligation by a collection department or agency. Consumer credit file A credit bureau record on a given individual. It may include: consumer name, address, Social Security number, credit history, inquiries, collection records, and public records such as bankruptcy filings and tax liens. Credit bureau A credit reporting agency that is a clearinghouse for information on the credit rating of individuals or firms. Is often called a “credit repository” or a “consumer reporting agency”. The three largest credit bureaus in the U.S. are Equifax, Experian and TransUnion. Credit bureau risk score A type of credit score based solely on data stored at the major credit bureaus. It offers a snapshot of a consumer's credit risk at a particular point in time, and rates the likelihood that the consumer will repay debts as agreed. Credit history A record of how a consumer has repaid credit obligations in the past. Credit obligation An agreement by which a person is legally bound to pay back borrowed money or used credit. Credit report Information communicated by a credit reporting agency that bears on a consumer's credit standing.
users press enter to Limit by product. Limit by product This button does not work with screen readers. Please use the previous link instead. Select a product credit terms example Reports Annual Credit Report.com Disputes Free Report Freeze a Report General Information Lock what credit information categories make up the credit score? A Report Share a Report Scores Annual Credit Report.com General Information Debt General Information Alert Notifications Alerts General what credit information categories make up the fico score Information Report Score Monitoring Policies/Rights Contact Us Glossary of Credit Terms When it comes to finances, knowledge can be your strongest asset. That's why we've compiled this list to help you http://www.myfico.com/crediteducation/glossary.aspx understand the terms that you may see used in connection with your credit. Tofast forward to a particular section of this glossary of credit terms, click on a letter below for terms beginning with: A |B |C |D |E |F |G |H |I |J | K |L |M |N |O |P |Q |R |S |T |U|V | X |Y | Z A Account https://help.equifax.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/398/~/glossary-of-credit-terms A business arrangement between a consumer and a credit grantor or service provider in which the consumer may buy things or services and pay for them within a specified future period. Account Number The account number reported by the credit grantor Account Review A review of a consumer's credit history by one of his/her creditors. Account Status Reflects the current status of the account as of the Date Reported. Account Type Refers to the account classification, such as Auto, Education, Credit Card, etc. Active Account An account for which activity has been reportedto a credit reporting company in the last 90 days. Active Duty Alert This fraud alert can be requested by a consumer who is called to active military duty away from his/her duty station.It is added to the credit file to help prevent fraud perpetrators from using the consumer's ID to obtain credit or services. Activity Description The most recent account activity. Actual Payment Amount The actual amount of the last payment (as compared with scheduled payment amount). Adverse InformationInformation which could cause a credit application to be declined or restricted according
comprehensive list of 40 TRID Facts You Need To Know. We are less than a month til the October 3rd deadline and wanted to refresh you and your team on some of these facts. An added bonus...You can also take http://www.datafacts.com/lendingsolutionsblog/40-trid-facts-you-need-to-know a sneak peek at our eBook "Steps to Reduce Third Party Risks." Enjoy! Fact #1: Lenders (and therefore Loan Originators) are prohibited from requiring verification documents such as a verification of employment or a purchase & sale contract prior to issuing a Loan Estimate. Lenders are allowed to ask about that type of information but cannot imply that the borrower must provide it or that the information/documents are required in order to obtain a Loan Estimate. A document credit report such as a sales contract can be provided voluntarily by the borrower but cannot be required. Fact #2: Because the new rule does not allow certain information to be required prior to issuing a Loan Estimate (LE), many lenders will not be able to continue their PreApproval program in current form. Verification information and documents otherwise submitted to an underwriter for PreApproval can no longer be required prior to issuing a Loan Estimate (LE). Lenders doing robust (and a credit report compliant) PreApproval programs will be forced to prove that the borrower voluntarily submitted certain information or will have to issue a LE but not a PreApproval. Fact #3: The rule requires customers to have in their possession final closing figures on the new Closing Disclosure (CD) at least 3 business days prior to closing. An Electronic Closing Disclosure must be e-signed (not just accepted) and in-person Closing Disclosures must be wet signed in order to schedule the closing. U.S. Mailed Closing Disclosures must be placed in the mail 6 business days in order to comply with the 3-business review period and schedule the closing. Fact #4: After delivering the Closing Disclosure, a new 3 business day review period is required if the consumer changes the loan product or term, if a prepayment penalty is added or if the APR changes by more than 1/8 from the previously disclosed APR. Other changes required a new CD to be delivered but do not require a new 3 business day waiting period. Fact #5: The new rule applies Truth in Lending Act (TILA) liability to the lender regardless of who produces, edits or amends the new Closing Disclosure (CD). Fact #6: Lenders are required to produce a list of service providers for any settlement related service where the consumer can shop for a provider. In most cases, the fees for the providers on the list
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