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714 Is Typical Californian’s Credit Score. How Does that Rank?

  • Last year, the average credit score for residents of California, determined by combining FICO and VantageScore data, was 714.
  • This score emerged because California's credit data matched the national median in a range from 300 to 850.
  • California ranked 24th among states, with the highest scores found in Minnesota at 734 and the lowest in Mississippi at 676.
  • According to Experian, individuals with credit scores categorized as good are generally considered suitable candidates for various credit options, although they may not always qualify for the most favorable interest rates.
  • This positioning suggests Californians generally have good credit access but may not qualify for the cheapest interest offers compared to higher-ranked states.
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Mountain West Wire broke the news in on Friday, May 16, 2025.
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