Who should use score charts?

Individuals with diabetes- the SCORE charts should only be used in those with type 1 diabetes without target-organ damage; Other diabetic subjects are already at high to very high risk. Those with low HDL cholesterol* or increased triglyceride, fibrinogen, apoB, Lp(a) levels and perhaps increased high-sensitivity CRP.

What is FICO score 9?

FICO Score 9 is the second-latest version of the well-known credit scoring model, but it still isn't being used as widely as its predecessor, the FICO 8. All credit scores come from data in your credit reports, weighed according to proprietary formulas that calculate a score, typically on a 300-850 scale.

What is a FICO score?

FICO is an older company, and it was one of the first to create credit scoring models based on consumer credit reports. It creates different versions of its scoring models to be used with each credit bureau's data, although recent versions share a common name, such as FICO ® Score 8.

What is a credit score & how does it work?

Credit scores are a tool that lenders use to make lending decisions. FICO and VantageScore create different credit scoring models for lenders, and both companies periodically release new versions of their credit scores models—similar to how other software companies may offer new operating systems.