The scoring agency reported that the national average U.S. FICO score – used as a benchmark for assessing consumer credit risk – fell to 715, marking a one-point drop from January and a two ...

The average FICO score that lenders use to assess risk fell to 715, down a point from January and two points from a year ago, FICO said. The drop reflects a rise in 90+ day delinquencies in the ...

The average credit score in the United States is 717, according to FICO, the data analytics company whose scoring model is used in most lending decisions. That’s considered a good score.

The national average U.S. FICO score, used as a benchmark for assessing consumer credit risk, slipped as federal student loan delinquencies were once again reported on credit files.

The national average FICO credit score stood at 717 in July, the same as in April of this year and October 2023, according to Can Arkali, a senior director at Fair Isaac Corp., ...

The average American's credit score is good, but not great. As of 2023, the average U.S. credit score was 715, says Experian, one of the three credit reporting bureaus.

The average U.S. FICO score fell to 715 in February, mainly driven by federal student loan delinquencies. For the first time in five years, an estimated 2.7 million borrowers had their delinquent ...

During the 2007-2010 housing crisis, average nationwide credit scores fell to 686 due to a surge in foreclosures. They subsequently ticked higher until the Covid-19 pandemic, when government ...

The national average FICO credit score dropped to 715 from 717, according to a recent report from FICO, developer of one of the scores most widely used by lenders. FICO scores range between 300 ...