A FICO score of 670–739 is considered "good," 740–799 is "very good," and 800+ is "exceptional." Below 670 is considered "fair" or "poor" and signals higher risk to lenders. Most lenders treat 700+ as the threshold for prime offers. Here at Credisure Fix, we get you into the 700+ range fast, where the doors open and the rates drop.
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