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 average credit score in the United States is 717. High interest rates and lingering inflation contribute to more missed payments, debt accumulation and difficulties in improving your credit score.

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 ...

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The average FICO Score fell in April, weighed by delinquent student loan borrower. More borrowers are expected to follow suit in coming months ...

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 score fell in February, driven by federal student loan delinquencies, which started impacting credit reports for the first time in five years.

The average U.S. FICO score has dropped two points in the last year to 715, which could signal that consumers are facing increasing financial stress. Perhaps more concerning is that 90-plus-day ...

The national average credit score fell for only the second time in a decade, according to a new report from FICO. The resumption of federal student loan delinquency reporting on consumers' credit ...

The average FICO Score fell in April, weighed by delinquent student loan borrower. More borrowers are expected to follow suit in coming months ...

A new report from FICO reveals that the national average U.S. FICO score is 715, down two points since April 2024. While 715 is considered to be in the " good" score range, the fact that the ...