 TITLE: Millennial Credit Card Use Is on the Rise CONTENT: Millennial Credit Scores Continue to Increase\n---------------------------------------------\nOver the past five years, millennial consumers—those ages 24 to 39—have increased their average FICO® Score☉ by 17 points. This reflects the highest increase of any generation for that time period. Average scores for millennials were at 668 in Q2 2019, a jump from their Q2 2015 score of 651.\nInterest rates and approval for credit cards are based heavily on consumers' creditworthiness, and as millennials have grown older, their improved credit scores have helped them obtain more favorable rates and terms on credit cards and loans. END