Jan 6 • Affiliates Chat
Why “Good Credit” Still Gets Declined for Funding
One of the most frustrating experiences people face is getting denied for funding despite having what they consider “good credit.”
This usually happens because lenders are evaluating risk layering, not just scores. Risk layering includes high balances, frequent applications, thin credit history, or inconsistent account management.
A person with a slightly lower score but strong structure often looks safer than someone with a higher score and unstable behavior. Funding decisions are about minimizing lender risk, not rewarding effort. When you understand what lenders actually see, approvals begin to make sense.
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Why “Good Credit” Still Gets Declined for Funding
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