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What is considered "good" credit, as opposed to "excellent" credit with regard to credit scores?

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Date:
September 18, 2006, 5:53 pm

	What is considered "good" credit, as opposed to "excellent" credit with regard to credit scores?
Answer: Excellent Credit means you have 750-850 points in your credit score, good Credit - 660-749 points. The numerical expression can slightly vary at different credit bureaus, but is within these two figures.