Mar
26
expat999 asked:
Just curious. My fico is 744. I have a high credit balance and a student loan. I have 37% left of my max on my credit card. Just got back to the USA and looking for work. Also I noticed my employer was only listed as the university I attended when I worked for other companies. Please help me out, Im new to this employer consumer report thing. Thank you
what would be a score that disqualify you?
ALEXANDER
Just curious. My fico is 744. I have a high credit balance and a student loan. I have 37% left of my max on my credit card. Just got back to the USA and looking for work. Also I noticed my employer was only listed as the university I attended when I worked for other companies. Please help me out, Im new to this employer consumer report thing. Thank you
what would be a score that disqualify you?
ALEXANDER
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they want to know how you handle your personal finances. A score of 744 will them you are ok.
Employers listed on report are not totally accurate.
Hypothetical situation:
You are applying for a job at a bank or other place where you would be required to handle money.
Poor credit rating: Susceptible to theft or fraud or extortion. May not be bondable (insurable).
Good credit rating: Less chance for theft or fraud.
Not all employers are listed.
They want to see how applicants handle their money.