New Changes To Credit Scores Could Make Securing A Loan Easier

Changes are coming that could help more Americans get a car loan or mortgage.
FOX News Radio’s Tonya J. Powers has the story.
You’ve heard of the all-important “FICO” credit score?
Now, FICO says it will stop including records of people failing to pay a bill if the bill has been paid or settled by a collection agency.
That may translate into an easier time getting a loan for tens of millions of Americans.
Under the new change, FICO will give less weight to unpaid medical bills that are with a collection agency.
Since the recession, many banks and lenders have approved only people with spotless credit; and this may open up the chance for more loans without creating more credit risk.
Toyna J. Powers, FOX News Radio.