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The Equal Credit Opportunity Act (ECOA) defines the reasons that are unacceptable for denying credit including the following:

* Race

* Color

* Religion

* National Origin

* Sex

* Marital Status

* Age

* Public Assistance Status

* Age (must be over 18)

Some acceptable reasons for denying credit include the following:

* Poor credit history/score

* Income is too low to service loan (after required spend)

* Too many recent inquiries for credit

* Debt load is already too high to acknowledge risk

* Not enough of a credit history

* etc.

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