Bad Credit Auto Lender, Answers “What is the Difference Between a FICO Score and Your Credit Report When Applying for an Auto Loan” in their Newest Article
Seattle, WA (PRWEB) February 07, 2015 -- Credit scores can be confusing, especially when it comes to what is important when buying a car. In their new article Complete Auto Loans shares what the difference is between FICO scores and credit reports when it comes to buying a new car.
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“Your credit report is a collection of seven years worth of information and data that is used to calculate your FICO score. This information therein is derived from both public records and credit reporting agencies.” Says Complete Auto Loans. Learning the difference and importance of the two is important to know before buying a car.
To help consumers save even more, Complete Auto Loans also offers an online credit score tool that has saved many borrowers thousands of dollars. Upon completing the 60-second car loan application on their website, consumers will be given yet another chance to save thousands of dollars on their loan. For more information, visit Complete Auto Loans website.
About Complete Auto Loans
Complete Auto Loans is a Seattle-based company that is dedicated to helping their customers acquire national car financing. They design and develop customized no credit financing, bad and good credit loans. Voted the best for "Quality Customer Service" and "Best National Service" by thousands of people, their finance experts focus on providing their customers with the following: information and tools available for different loan offers, how to choose the best loan that fits their budget, as well as related eligibility guidelines.
Keith Eneix, Complete Auto Loans, http://www.completeautoloans.com, +1 (360) 631-9441, [email protected]
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