Yes.
There are three (3) credit bureaus and each of them have a different algorithm for computing a credit score. A FICO score is a branded score that comes from Fair Issac Company and is generally used as in input to credit bureau scoring.
Having such vastly different scores, however, is more likely to come from having different information in the different credit files. Sometimes lenders only report to two (2) of the credit bureaus, and some only report to one (1) bureau. Your scores are only going to be as good as the data available to the credit bureau.
If you are concerned, you may always dispute transaction line items that are incorrect or ask to add items that may not be present. These actions, over time, will bring credit scores closer together.
no
It is below the national average.
Not unless you have very strong co-borrowers and/or the application is fully cash-secured.
need a used car loan my credit score is 570 i need low monthly payments of nomore than $250.a mo i have $500. down payment will anyone finance me
It depends on the individual institution's credit policy and the underwriter's decision.
no
It is below the national average.
I got one for 28,000 wit credit score of 570.
Not unless you have very strong co-borrowers and/or the application is fully cash-secured.
need a used car loan my credit score is 570 i need low monthly payments of nomore than $250.a mo i have $500. down payment will anyone finance me
It depends on the individual institution's credit policy and the underwriter's decision.
Mine is bad and they approved it. Only got a $100 limit but when you constantly being denied credit, $100 is a lot of credit. If your credit is already bad, one more inquiry wont make a big difference. PS my EQ FICO is 477, Tu, 570, EX 550 or so... Good Luck
With a low credit score it doesn't automatically mean you can't get a loan, several other factors are in play such as any judgements, the amount you have for a down payment and your work history. Try Lendingtree.com and it will give you a good idea of what you may be qualified for.
That would depend on what action you take. If you owe a large debt and are late in your payments, your score could go pretty fast if you paid off all your debts. On the other hand if you had the money to do that, maybe your score would not have been low in the first place.
5700/5650 is one possible answer.
CSU Mentor says it is 570 verbal, 615 math.
560