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12/11/2008

Why Knowing Your FICO® Score Is So Important

How can knowing your FICO score help you get through the current credit crunch? By understanding how credit scoring works, you can take the right actions to improve your credit health. Shon Dellinger, Fair Isaac vice president of consumer solutions, talks about how the kind of information at www.myFICO.com can help you avoid credit mistakes that will hurt your score.

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