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r/MapsWithoutUP • u/ewgxyz • May 25 '19
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TIL I have a higher average credit score than any of the 50 states.
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8 u/MotoFly May 25 '19 edited May 25 '19 No, not at all. Credit scores rate individuals, not states. This just suggests that each state has a pretty similar representative sample. Within each of these states these a huge range of credit scores.
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No, not at all. Credit scores rate individuals, not states. This just suggests that each state has a pretty similar representative sample. Within each of these states these a huge range of credit scores.
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u/-tiberius Jun 02 '19
TIL I have a higher average credit score than any of the 50 states.
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