The credit scoring company reported that the average national FICO score has slipped slightly, raising concerns about household resilience amid shifting economic conditions.The overall score has declined by around two points. While modest, the drop reflects broader shifts in consumer creditworthiness. In 2021, nearly 38.1% of the population held scores in the 600–749 range. By 2025, that proportion had fallen to 33.8%, indicating a narrowing of the middle ground between strong and weak borrowers.The most p ...