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FICO & D&B Rating Models Flashcards

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  1. Under FICO Score 9, which change was made compared to FICO Score 8 regarding medical debt?

    Answer: Paid medical collections no longer negatively impact the score

    FICO Score 9 reduces the negative impact of medical collections and ignores paid medical collection accounts.

  2. A business has no D&B PAYDEX score. What is the most likely reason?

    Answer: D&B has fewer than 3 payment experiences on file

    D&B requires a minimum of three payment experiences reported by trade references to generate a PAYDEX score.

  3. Which of the following best describes the D&B Delinquency Predictor Score?

    Answer: Predicts likelihood of severely delinquent payment over the next 12 months

    The D&B Delinquency Predictor Score forecasts the probability that a business will become severely delinquent on payments within 12 months.

  4. FICO Score 10T introduced 'trended data.' What does trended data capture?

    Answer: The directional movement of balances and payments over 24 months

    Trended data shows whether balances are rising or falling over the past 24 months, distinguishing transactors from revolvers.

  5. When a creditor performs a 'soft inquiry' on a FICO score, what is the impact?

    Answer: There is no impact on the FICO score

    Soft inquiries — such as pre-approval checks or account monitoring — do not affect the FICO score in any way.

  6. D&B's Maximum Credit Recommendation is best described as:

    Answer: A suggested dollar ceiling for credit extended to a business

    D&B's Maximum Credit Recommendation is a suggested upper limit on the dollar amount of credit a creditor should extend to a given business.

  7. Which action would most directly improve a consumer's FICO 'amounts owed' category?

    Answer: Paying down revolving credit card balances

    Reducing revolving balances lowers credit utilization, which is the primary driver of the 'amounts owed' FICO category.