Definition of credit score in US English:

credit score

noun

Finance

A number assigned to a person that indicates to lenders their capacity to repay a loan.
Example sentencesExamples
- College students often don't have a job, often don't have any items on their credit report to give them a credit score.
- Higher salary doesn't have anything to do with your credit score.
- However, the addition of a new line of credit could also hurt your credit score.
- Customers then pay the standard rate, which depends on a credit score.
- To get the best terms, you will need a higher credit score in many parts of the country.

Definition of credit score in US English:

credit score

noun

Finance

A number assigned to a person that indicates to lenders their capacity to repay a loan.
Example sentencesExamples
- College students often don't have a job, often don't have any items on their credit report to give them a credit score.
- However, the addition of a new line of credit could also hurt your credit score.
- Higher salary doesn't have anything to do with your credit score.
- To get the best terms, you will need a higher credit score in many parts of the country.
- Customers then pay the standard rate, which depends on a credit score.

词汇	credit score
释义	Definition of credit score in US English: credit score noun Finance A number assigned to a person that indicates to lenders their capacity to repay a loan. Example sentencesExamples College students often don't have a job, often don't have any items on their credit report to give them a credit score. Higher salary doesn't have anything to do with your credit score. However, the addition of a new line of credit could also hurt your credit score. Customers then pay the standard rate, which depends on a credit score. To get the best terms, you will need a higher credit score in many parts of the country. Definition of credit score in US English: credit score noun Finance A number assigned to a person that indicates to lenders their capacity to repay a loan. Example sentencesExamples College students often don't have a job, often don't have any items on their credit report to give them a credit score. However, the addition of a new line of credit could also hurt your credit score. Higher salary doesn't have anything to do with your credit score. To get the best terms, you will need a higher credit score in many parts of the country. Customers then pay the standard rate, which depends on a credit score.
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