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To: Real Man who wrote (68987)	8/28/2006 6:06:46 PM
From: orkrious	Read Replies (3) \| Respond to of 110194

Guess what? If you have no big debt, such as a mortgage, a car loan, etc., your credit score is actually lower. Not true. The last time I checked my FICO score was 1/20/03. It was 805. I paid MyFICO $12.95 for the privilege of finding out what it was. I paid off my mortgage last April. I just paid MyFICO $15.95 (so much for no inflation) for my Experian FICO score. It is 833. I have no debt, no mortgage, I pay cash for my cars, I pay off my credit cards every month, and I don't owe anyone a cent. Apparently, the less debt you have the better your FICO score.