When building good credit, time is the main ingredient in the process. And there are few things that can magically raise your credit score overnight. So using the word “hacks” can seem like a misnomer because it alludes to something you can do quickly. However, think of these credit score hacks as pro credit tips…
You’ve made the best decision to start repairing your credit to shape a better financial future for yourself, but you’re inching to know just how long is it going to take to see excellent credit on your credit report? The quick answer is that your credit score can be raised 50-100 points or even more…
You may have heard there’s an option to totally freeze your credit file from being accessed by anyone who may be looking to do you and your credit file harm by stealing your identity. Also, you may be asking yourself, “should I freeze my credit?” Would your credit be safer from attacks? Can this help…
MoneyLion is a financial tech company that was founded in 2013 with the belief that “we all get ahead when nobody gets left behind.” They are changing the way traditional banking is done in order to help the millions of Americans who’ve been both “ignored” and even taken advantage of by the traditional banking system….
Whether you have bad credit or no credit at all, the only way to establish or rebuild a healthy credit rating is to make monthly payments (on time) for money borrowed on credit. There are many ways to accomplish this but the easiest is to apply for a credit card or get an installment loan…
Simply paying most of your normal monthly bills each month like your car insurance, utilities, and health insurance will not help you actually build your credit rating. Even if you pay on time faithfully every month like clockwork. However, if you stop paying these same bills on time or even fall behind on those payments,…
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“Wealth is the ability to fully experience life."
– Henry David Thoreau
“Wealth is the ability to fully experience life."
– Henry David Thoreau
“Wealth is the ability to fully experience life."
– Henry David Thoreau
