You have not established any credit, such as a credit card, auto purchase so nothing is going to show on your credit history.
If you have n't a sufficient credit score, you don't pay off your credit history. It is impossible.
Insufficient credit mean that there is either "no credit" information available or not "enough" credit information to base another credit decision on. He/she has not financed a car, loan, and/or a charge card at all or has only had it for a very short period of time (6 months or less). In other words, if you are looking for a loan, and I pull your credit, and there is nothing there to show me that you will or can pay on time, you have insufficient credit on which to base a decision.
There is not enough credit history for the lender to make a decision. The credit file is a history and if it doesn't go back far enough, or have enough accounts on it, they can't make an informed decision. To solve try to get small things that will appear on your credit, possibly a card with a 500 dollar limit, etc.
A bank will use various criteria to ascertain whether you are a good risk to lend money to. Your credit history should not be described as insufficient. It is an historic picture of your past credit situation. You cannot change this. Apply for a loan only if you feel you have a good chance of being successful, because the result of the loan application could be shared with other lenders. Speak to someone first before applying.
Score not available due to lack of credit history.
If you have n't a sufficient credit score, you don't pay off your credit history. It is impossible.
Insufficient credit mean that there is either "no credit" information available or not "enough" credit information to base another credit decision on. He/she has not financed a car, loan, and/or a charge card at all or has only had it for a very short period of time (6 months or less). In other words, if you are looking for a loan, and I pull your credit, and there is nothing there to show me that you will or can pay on time, you have insufficient credit on which to base a decision.
There is not enough credit history for the lender to make a decision. The credit file is a history and if it doesn't go back far enough, or have enough accounts on it, they can't make an informed decision. To solve try to get small things that will appear on your credit, possibly a card with a 500 dollar limit, etc.
Insufficient credit mean that there is either "no credit" information available or not "enough" credit information to base another credit decision on. He/she has not financed a car, loan, and/or a charge card at all or has only had it for a very short period of time (6 months or less). In other words, if you are looking for a loan, and I pull your credit, and there is nothing there to show me that you will or can pay on time, you have insufficient credit on which to base a decision.
A bank will use various criteria to ascertain whether you are a good risk to lend money to. Your credit history should not be described as insufficient. It is an historic picture of your past credit situation. You cannot change this. Apply for a loan only if you feel you have a good chance of being successful, because the result of the loan application could be shared with other lenders. Speak to someone first before applying.
Score not available due to lack of credit history.
Credit approval means your credit history will have to be checked before you can be approved for a loan, credit card, etc. If your credit report (history) is not good, then the chances are you will be turned down for a loan, credit cards, etc.
Credit concentration risk is a result of loan portfolio insufficient granularity (large single name exposures) or insufficient sectoral or regional diversification.
It depends WHY you're ineligible for a credit card ! If it's because of a bad credit history (ie missed, late or insufficient payments) - there are cards available that will help you rebuild your status. Credit companies are literally 'falling over themselves to hand out credit cards these days.
Credit approval means your credit history will have to be checked before you can be approved for a loan, credit card, etc. If your credit report (history) is not good, then the chances are you will be turned down for a loan, credit cards, etc.
If you are on the account your are building a credit history, hopefully a good one.
It means that your credit bureau did not have a sufficient credit history, and instead sent a filler number to populate.