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A FICO Score of 750 is the New 650 - What to Do About It Today's FICO credit scoring reflects a new era of very nervous lenders. In 2008, a FICO credit score of 650 was a a pass key to favorable financing rates to buy a car, purchase a house or get a low-interest credit card. Not any more. [VIEW ARTICLE]Comments RSS Feed For This Article: 
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 Jim DeSantis writes:Subject: A FICO Score of 750 is the New 650 - What to Do About It You got it, L.J.! Most people are "Paid as agreed" because they wait until the very last minute to pay bills. By paying ahead, or when the bill comes, one can enhance their history in the eyes of potential lenders. Now, if we can only teach this to our politicians! Jim Comment provided November 2, 2009 at 1:07 pm
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Subject: A FICO Score of 750 is the New 650 - What to Do About It
That's a fact; paying your credit card or other debt payments ahead of the due date will play a significant part in your credit score. Bad credit to good or better is where you're headed with this tactic.