Credit Score Calculator

Estimate your credit score and understand your credit health instantly

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Payment History Impact: +35%
Credit Utilization Impact: +30%
Credit Age Impact: +15%
Credit Mix Impact: +10%
Inquiries Impact: +10%

Understanding Your Credit Score

A credit score is a three-digit number that represents your creditworthiness and helps lenders assess the risk of lending money to you. Credit scores typically range from 300 to 850, with higher scores indicating better credit health and lower lending risk.

Credit Score Ranges

Excellent (800-850)

Exceptional credit health. You qualify for the best interest rates and terms on loans and credit cards.

Very Good (740-799)

Strong credit profile. You're likely to get favorable rates and terms from most lenders.

Good (670-739)

Above-average credit health. Most lenders consider you a reliable borrower.

Fair (580-669)

Below-average credit. You may face higher interest rates and stricter terms.

Poor (300-579)

Significant credit challenges. Limited access to credit with high interest rates.

Factors That Affect Your Credit Score

How to Improve Your Credit Score

Tool Features

How to Use This Credit Score Calculator

Our credit score calculator is designed to be simple and user-friendly:

  1. Enter Payment History: Input your payment history percentage (how often you pay on time)
  2. Credit Utilization: Enter the percentage of your available credit that you're using
  3. Credit Age: Specify how long you've had credit accounts in years
  4. Account Types: Select how many different types of credit accounts you have
  5. Recent Inquiries: Enter the number of hard inquiries in the last 2 years
  6. Derogatory Marks: Select if you have any negative marks on your credit report
  7. Calculate: Click the calculate button to get your estimated credit score

Note: This calculator provides an estimate based on general credit scoring models. Your actual credit score may vary depending on the specific scoring model used by lenders and credit bureaus. For the most accurate information, check your official credit report from authorized sources.