Thursday, August 6, 2009

Increasing my credit score?

How many points will my credit score increase per item I pay off?



Increasing my credit score?

stay away from credit, read cash flow quadrant, it%26#039;ll blow your mind



Increasing my credit score?

Depends on the item and how late it is paying it off



Increasing my credit score?

I%26#039;m guessing that you are meaning %26quot;credit card%26quot; as %26quot;per item.%26quot; I believe it%26#039;s a time issue. The general idea is lots of credit (unused balance), paid off, over a long period of time. If you stopped using credit cards, your FICO score would actually go down.



What%26#039;s the use of the FICO score? A future purchase?



Increasing my credit score?

if it is in collections pay it off because it is hurting your credit if it is not in collections then pay a little more than minum every month but focus on the collections and don%26#039;t let people pull your credit. You can do settlements to so it is in collections then it wouldn%26#039;t hurt.



Now if you are trying to get approved for a loan or something go through your credit and anything that has been on your credit for more than 2yrs dispute it because even though you own that debt the credit report won%26#039;t take it against you for the time you are disputing this debt. if you don%26#039;t have time to do this then go with fowler and fowler.com they are helping me and my credit score went up by 100 point very quickly



Increasing my credit score?

Actually paying some items off (like credit cards) and leaving the accounts open will hurt your credit score. If you want to increase your score, when you pay the item off, be sure to close the account. Stay away from opening new accounts as well as just applying, when someone runs your credit score it is noted and repeated notes will also bring down the score.

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