Credit Score?

Coleman Petropoulos: send me your email and i'll send you a good booklet for you to read. "how scoring model works"

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Ruthe Real: it takes time, be patient to increase your credit score.. Just keep pay on time, maintain credit card low balances..

Raelene Cunnick: Lenders analyze your credit scores to determine whether or not to approve a home mortage, a car purchase and nearly all other types of loans.Before lending you money, creditors want to determine how much of a risk you areâ€"in other words, how likely you are to repay the money they loan you. Credit scores help them do that, and the higher your score, the less risk they feel you'll be.Most increases to your credit scores take place over time and require an ongoing effort from you. The only true credit score quick-fixes are to pay down debt and to successfully dispute negative information on a c! redit report.Credit scoring software looks at five areas of your credit reports: * Your Payment History * Amounts You Owe * Length of Your Credit History * Types of Credit Used * Your New CreditYou can improve your credit scores by taking a close look at your credit reports and charting a plan of action to improve them.The article How Your Credit Score is Calculated explains what's included in each of the five categories.http://homebuying.about.com/cs/yourcreditrating/a/......Show more

Roland Stampley: Pay down your debtPut your debts in order from the card with the highest balance to the lowest. Pay each account down to 7 to 10% and keep it there to in-crease your score. Finding money to help you pay down your debt may be difficult, but there are numerous ways to raise extra cash. You can have a garage sale, sell items on eBay, get an extra job, pull from your savings, borrow from friends, and cut your expenses. Any of the-se are an option....Show mor! e

Refugio Gastineau: If you’re looking to improve your! credit score, you must first identify what’s holding your score down so that you can address the problem and focus your efforts where they’ll have the greatest impact. Here are four steps that’ll get you started:1. Check Your Credit Reports for Accuracy2. Find Out Where Your Credit Score Currently Stands3. Find Out Why Your Score is Low4. Outline Your Plan and Stick to It...Show more

Wilburn Denice: Lots of great FREE info here...definetly worth taking a look at.http://www.creditinfocenter.com/rebuild/