A 750+ credit score doesn't just mean bragging rights -- it can unlock cheaper insurance, better job prospects, and access to top-tier credit rewards. Learn more.

If you have a 750 credit score, you fall somewhere between “very good” (for lenders who use FICO scores) and “good” among lenders who use the VantageScore 4.0 model.

To boost your credit score above 750, avoid closing old credit cards, pay bills on time, maintain credit utilization under 30 ...

In the video segment below, The Motley Fool analysts Michael Douglass hosts colleague Nathan Hamilton, who discusses the plan he and his wife set up to increase her credit score to over 750 in ...

I believe I was watching Suze Orman when I heard her say that '720 used to be the score to maintain, now its 750 anymore' . While I won't argue that having a higher FICO is always preferred, I can ...

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To say that the current lending climate is unfavorable to consumers is an understatement. It’s a downright horrific environment at the moment. That has put a lot of folks who had postponed bu… ...

Credit requirements for home loans have remained very restrictive even as banks are offering credit cards and car loans to riskier borrowers. This has been ...

FICO consumer credit scores range from a low of 300 to a high of 850. But hitting the ultimate high is really just aspirational.

Image source: Getty Images. One common question we receive at The Motley Fool is how people with a limited credit history can increase their credit.