Credit Bureau Score

The Bureau Scores are mainly used by new creditors on the finance market who do not have a large sampling of mature bank account numbers to develop their own valuation metrics. It is also used by the relatively small number of creditors who are not members of computer shared services such as Experian's CAIS or Equifax's Insight.

A number of incumbent creditors also use Bureau scores to weigh their own in-house credit rating schemes. Values themselves are not as strong in distinguishing between potentially good and poor bank balances as a credit score derived from a large random sampling of bank balances, but bureau score can be more strong than judgment (i.e. a credit expert who evaluates an application by hand).

F: Can I see my office value? The score alone, however, is not very useful, as it only considers information about you that is publicly available and that you can consult in your credit record. However, you can see the information that makes up your score by reviewing your credit history.

It gives you the best hint as to how likely it is that you will be acceptable to a creditor for a loan.

Well, what's an office review?

Well, what's an office review? Bureau score is a credit score that is determined solely on the basis of information stored with a credit bureau. A further concept for a credit agency is a "credit bureau", and that is where the name comes from. The information used to compute the Bureau Score is usually restricted to publicly available information - voter registration, bankruptcy and judgement information.

The Bureau Scores are mainly used by new creditors on the finance market who do not have a large sampling of mature bank account numbers to develop their own valuation metrics. It is also used by the relatively small number of creditors who are not members of computer shared services such as Experian's CAIS or Equifax's Insight.

A number of incumbent creditors also use Bureau scores to weigh their own in-house credit rating schemes. Values themselves are not as strong in distinguishing between potentially good and poor bank balances as a credit score derived from a large random sampling of bank balances, but bureau score can be more strong than judgment (i.e. a credit expert who evaluates an application by hand).

F: Can I see my office value? The score alone, however, is not very useful, as it only considers information about you that is publicly available and that you can consult in your credit record. However, you can see the information that makes up your score by reviewing your credit history.

It gives you the best hint as to how likely it is that you will be acceptable to a creditor for a loan.