The short version is that 709 is not a good credit score. The longer version is that the credit score is not the same as your credit worthiness and that it is based on your past credit history. The credit score is a snapshot of your financial health over the past few years. The more you pay on time, the higher your credit score is likely to be.

Credit scores are important because they’re used to set credit limits and to determine how much you can spend on credit. A high credit score translates into lower interest rates on loans, and by extension lower rates for consumer loans and home loans.

So if you are in a crunch and can pay your monthly rent or mortgage, you probably have a higher credit score. If you are unemployed or underemployed and can’t pay your bills on time, you probably have a lower credit score. While it’s good to have a few good credit cards, you should also probably pay more attention to credit reports.

Credit reports are like your tax return: they show you who you are, where you want to be, who you’ve been to, and how good you’re doing. If you are paying attention to your credit reports, you can make more decisions about your credit. But in order to get the best credit score, you have to know what you are doing.

The best advice I can give is to pay more attention to your credit report. It shows you what you’ve got, and what you can do with it. If you keep your report updated and pay your bills on time, you can get an excellent credit score. If you don’t, you’re probably not. I also recommend reading up on credit scores and other credit score calculators.

Credit scores are one of those things that you can get a great credit score, or a terrible one depending on your credit report. Some reports show your credit reports as good, others as bad. Generally, the best score is between 600-650.

Credit score is a pretty good indicator of your financial health, and it’s not that complicated to use. If you get a score above 650, then you have excellent credit, if you get a score below 600, then you have credit problems. The tricky part is that most of us, most of the time, get a score between 550-650.

If you get a score between 550-650, you’re probably fine. But if you get a score above 650, then you’ve got a serious problem. We’re talking about a credit problem that will cripple you and prevent you from obtaining the credit you’re hoping to get. If you get a score below 600, it means you’ve got a credit problem.

There are two things that you need to know before applying for a loan. First, you need to have a good credit score. It takes a lot of work and a lot of diligence to get a good score, so don’t expect to get a score of 500 or even 600. If you already have a good credit score, you can apply for a loan with any lender without any hassle. And second, you need to have good documentation.