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Who decides the rates for home, auto, personal, and other types of loans?

Financial institutions set their loan rates based upon the credit score of the individual applying. Rates are often tiered so that someone with a FICO score between 500 and 600 would pay a higher interest rate than someone with a score between 600 and 700.

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