In China, Your Credit Score Is Affected by Your Political Opinions
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In China, Your Credit Score Is Affected by Your Political Opinions
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Re: In China, Your Credit Score Is Affected by Your Political Opinions
#2I am curious to see how that is calculated and what percentage it is of the 950 score. An absurd decision if you ask me.
Re: In China, Your Credit Score Is Affected by Your Political Opinions
#3Does anyone know why pia is blocked in the UK ? Page is not opening.
Re: In China, Your Credit Score Is Affected by Your Political Opinions
#4I am curious to see how that is calculated and what percentage it is of the 950 score. An absurd decision if you ask me.
i feel the exact same. this feels like something that would make most economists tear hair out.
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#5Does anyone know why pia is blocked in the UK ? Page is not opening.
blocked in Oman as well.
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#6This is fascinating but also tendentious. Is the information reliable? If not, is there a more accurate source?
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#7Does anyone know why pia is blocked in the UK ? Page is not opening.
Works fine for me.
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#8> our credit score is simple... It’s measured from our assets, our income, and if we have bought on credit in the past and managed it well.
Having worked in mortgage lending for many years, I'd like to point out that this isn't true. Your score (generated by the big 3 bureaus) does not take income or assets into account, it's based on credit utilization, payment history, and similar factors reported by your existing creditors and public records (BKs, judgments). That's why more factors go into extending you credit (credit card, mortgage, auto loan), than your score alone.
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#9In a country where lobying for the wrong political opinions can land you in jail, it is actually rational to treat political opinions in the same way as potential criminal behavior from a credit scoring point of view. Particularly in a country where it also works the other way round, where having the right proximity with the party can be very lucrative.
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#10Does anyone know why pia is blocked in the UK ? Page is not opening.
Probably for the simple fact that it's a VPN service...so they blocked it with the "porn filter".