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If this were the case, one would think that having a well-paying job and not having to borrow money would give one a good credit score. But it doesn't. Referen
by SyzygistSix 5y ago
If this were the case, one would think that having a well-paying job and not having to borrow money would give one a good credit score. But it doesn't.
References from previous landlords, criminal history, and a lack of debtors would be a better indication of whether one would be a good tenant than if one financed a car and other things.
- Chris2048 5y agoWhy would it? Never having to borrow money means you've never had to; not that you can be trusted to pay it back.