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TransUnion and Equifax slashed VantageScore 4.0 prices to $0.99 and $1, respectively, in 2026 to boost competition and fair lending, though FICO still dominates government-backed mortgages.
In 2026, TransUnion reduced its VantageScore 4.0 mortgage credit score price to $0.99, part of a broader industry shift to lower costs and boost competition.
Equifax also cut its VantageScore 4.0 price to $1, aligning with the FHFA’s push for modernized scoring and fairer lending.
Both companies offer free VantageScore 4.0 to lenders using FICO scores, while incorporating alternative data like rent and utility payments.
Despite these efforts, FICO remains dominant in government-backed mortgages, and adoption of alternatives has been slow due to legacy systems and pricing complexities.
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TransUnion y Equifax redujeron los precios de VantageScore 4.0 a $0.99 y $1, respectivamente, en 2026 para impulsar la competencia y los préstamos justos, aunque FICO todavía domina las hipotecas respaldadas por el gobierno.