Answer:
D.) trustworthy someone is as a borrower
Explanation:
correct on edg :) also, credit scores show a borrower's history, which is where a lender can determine whether or not the borrower is trustworthy. if a borrower has a history of debt and being late on a lot of payments, they probably won't deem that person as being very trustworthy. here are the elements of a credit score: amounts owed, new credit, payment history, length of credit history, and credit mix.
reasons why the other answers are incorrect...
A.) quickly someone will repay a loan is INCORRECT. loans are a factor in credit scores (specifically payment history), but it's not necessarily important how quickly they're paid as long as they're not paid late or off schedule. a lot of loans are split into monthly payments, so speed doesn't really matter.
B.) much money someone will earn in the future is INCORRECT because income isn't a factor in credit scores.
C.) trustworthy someone is as a lender is INCORRECT because, well... the question is asking what a credit score tells a lender. lenders will be looking for information on potential borrowers, not other lenders.
i know this question was submitted in 2018 but i figured i'd still give an answer for anyone else looking now who may be confused. i hope this helps! have a lovely day everyone <3
