- A
- Having a low
- Mant countries do not have a credit score system like the US, instead only tracking negative credit marks rather than tracking positive ones.
ADVERTISEMENT
Many countries don't use credit scores like the US — here's how they determine your worth
In the US, a credit score aims to predict your likelihood to meeting financial obligations, like paying back a loan. Having a poor credit score can make it life more expensive. Many countries do not have a credit score system — here's how those countries measure a person's worth.
1. Japan
2. United Kingdom
ADVERTISEMENT
3. The Netherlands
ADVERTISEMENT
4. Canada
5. Spain
ADVERTISEMENT
6. Brazil
ADVERTISEMENT
7. France
8. Germany
ADVERTISEMENT
9. Australia
10. China
JOIN OUR PULSE COMMUNITY!
ADVERTISEMENT
Eyewitness? Submit your stories now via social or:
Email: eyewitness@pulse.ng
Recommended articles
Here's everything to know about being a virgin on your wedding night
7 do's and don’ts of the Holy month of Ramadan
Top 5 sweetest celebrity mother-child relationships that stand out for us
International Women's Day: 5 Nigerian female celebrities championing women’s rights
Top 5 female directors in Nollywood
6 things that will break a Muslim's fast during Ramadan
5 benefits of fasting during Ramadan
5 reasons Easter was more fun when we were children
Dos and don’ts of supporting Muslims during Ramadan
ADVERTISEMENT