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Where does the information used to calculate my FICO® Score come from?
FICO® Scores are based on the credit information in your credit report with a particular consumer reporting agency (CRA) at the time the score is calculated. The information in your credit report is supplied by lenders, collection agencies, and court records. Not all lenders report to all three major CRAs. The FICO® Score that Regions provides is based on data from your TransUnion report as of the "pulled on date" shown with the score in Regions Online Banking.
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