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Repairing your credit score can be a daunting task without the proper tools. So we created the Credit Score section that details how you can rebuild your damaged credit and find tools so you don’t have to go at it alone. Don’t sit back and expect that number to just move magically. You need to usher it up. We’re here to help, and there’s not a minute to waste. Choose a Pro!
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5 Things In Your Credit Report You’ve Got To Know About
How much do you know about what’s in your credit report? Many people may be aware of their score, but their are components that affect your score. When you decide to take a look at your credit report summary, here are 5 things you can expect: Your payment history: This...
Key To Raising Your Credit Score Using Credit History
Believe it or not, credit history has a huge impact on your overall credit score. It comes in third place right after payment history and amount owed. As you can see, if you want to keep your credit score, you can’t ignore this important factor. Here’s how you can score...
How Length Of Credit History Affects Your Score
The amount of time you’ve had credit makes a difference in your credit score. In fact, after payment history and amounts owed, length of credit history is the most influential part of your FICO score. Length of credit history means… Age of your oldest credit account Age of your newest...
3 Total Myths That Do Not Hurt Your Credit Score
There are several things that can hurt your credit score. Unpaid collection accounts, past due accounts, and short credit history are some of the few. But there are some things that people think will damage their credit score, but won’t. Here are three total myths people erroneously think will damage...
What Really Affects Your FICO Score?
Ever wonder how your credit score is calculated? Although many companies are can gather your credit history and produce your credit score, there one major kind of credit score most lenders refer and that’s your FICO score. FICO scores range anywhere between 300 – which is really poor and 850...
What Really Affects Your FICO Score?
Ever wonder how your credit score is calculated? Although many companies are can gather your credit history and produce your credit score, there one major kind of credit score most lenders refer and that’s your FICO score. FICO scores range anywhere between 300 – which is really poor and 850...