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SEARCHIRVINE, Calif.--The average consumer credit score in the United States is 678, according to Experian Consumer Direct's National Score Index. The company ranked the average scores for 20 major metropolitan areas in the United States.
IRVINE, Calif.--The average consumer credit score in the United States is 678, according to Experian Consumer Direct's National Score Index. The company ranked the average scores for 20 major metropolitan areas in the United States.
Following are the scores:
1. Minneapolis 707
2. Boston 705
3. Washington, D.C. 693
4. Seattle 691
5. Cleveland 690
6. Philadelphia 688
7. New York 688
8. San Francisco 686
9. Chicago 680
10. Sacramento 676
11. Denver 675
12. Tampa 675
13. Detroit 675
14. Miami 672
15. Orlando 671
16. Atlanta 670
17. Los Angeles 667
18. Phoenix 660
19. Houston 655
20. Dallas 653
The Experian National Score Index is based on a nationwide sampling of three million consumer profiles. More information about credit scores, including averages for other areas, is available at www.NationalScore.com.
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