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03/22/2009

FICO® Score Facts: Do you have to revolve a credit card balance to get a really good FICO® score?

Whether you pay off all or just part of your credit card bill every month doesnt affect your FICO® score. But having very high balances relative to your credit limits can harm your score. Find out more in this video, where Darcy Sullivan and Craig Watts answer one of your questions about FICO® scores.

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