Charlie Turner

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4,985 appearances 165 recordings 1 series first heard Jul 2017 last heard Aug 2021

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WSJ Your Money Briefing · Selling a Used Car? Here's What You Should Know. · 17 Aug 2021 podcast

And then finally, let's say I decide it's worth it to try and sell my car.

Am I better off selling through a dealer or directly?

Wall Street Journal reporter J.J.

McCorvey.

J.J., thanks for being with us.

Thanks for having me, Charlie.

And that's your Money Briefing.

I'm Charlie Turner filling in for J.R.

Whalen for The Wall Street Journal.

WSJ Your Money Briefing · Lenders Rely Less on FICO Score to Determine Creditworthiness · 2 Aug 2021 podcast

Here's your Money Briefing for Monday, August 2nd.

I'm Charlie Turner for The Wall Street Journal, filling in for J.R.

Whalen.

For a long time, lenders have relied on the FICO score to determine whether a consumer was creditworthy enough to get a loan.

But they've been relying less and less on FICO in making consumer credit decisions.

Our reporter Anna Maria Andriotis has more on the move away from FICO after the break.

For decades, if you wanted to get a new credit card, apply for a loan, or get approval for a big purchase like a house or a car, the most important number in your finances was your three-digit credit score, most commonly known as a FICO score.

Higher scores can mean bigger loans and lower interest rates for borrowers.

But FICO's dominance in the consumer credit market is slipping, and a number of forces are aligning to chip away at its influence.

For more, let's bring in our reporter, Anna Maria Andriotis.

Anna Maria, thanks for joining us.

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