Un-Important Information

FICO Score Excludes Un-Important Information

Under Equal Credit Opportunity Act (ECOA) any credit scoring system followed
by a creditor will not base upon certain factors. Age is sometimes included
in certain scoring systems. FICO scores don't consider
the following.

  • FICO scores don't use any information about your color, national origin,
    religion, race, marital status or sex. United States laws prevents credit
    bureaus to use these facts for calculating scores.

  • Some score systems include age factor which is not used to calculate a
    FICO score.

  • Salaries, occupation, job title, your employer, employment histories don't
    have any affect on your FICO score.

  • Fico scores don't include any interest rates on a particular account or
    a credit cards.

  • Fico score does not include any item that is repotted to be any lease agreement
    or a child support liability.

  • FICO score doesn't include '"consumer-initiated"' inquiries. These inquiries
    are stated in your credit report when you get a report from the credit bureau
    for cheking errors. It doesn't include '"promotional inquiries"' which result
    when lenders request to get your credit report for giving you a '"pre-approved"'
    credit offer - or '"administrative inquiries"' which result when creditors want
    to see status of your credit account. Employer's requests too are not used
    for calculating the score.

  • The information that is not recorded the credit file will not be used to
    calculate your FICO score.

  • FICO score Information which is not viable to predict your credit performance in future.
  • FICO score does not use your credit
    counseling
    activities.