3 Tips to Improve Your Credit Score, Today!

We've all heard it before, "If you want to improve youryou have been late on a payment, they must keep
credit score, pay your bills on time." Well that doesn'tproof of that late payment. Here's the trick. Most
help someone with bad credit, NOW! Paying your billscompanies only keep that for a little while because of
on time may improve your score...in a couple YEARS!storage issues or other reasons. Write a letter
A good credit score is important especially when tryingrequesting proof and your late payment may be
to get a loan for a new house, new car, etc. Thedropped. Instantly improving your score!
better your credit score, the lower your interest rate.3. STOP closing your old credit card accounts!
The lower your interest rate, the lower your monthlyI don't care if the interest rate is 1000%. Keep that old
payments are. Do you know what that means?credit card open, just keep a $0 balance. The credit
More money YOUR pocket!bureaus don't care what your interest rates are, they
Here are 3 tips you absolutely must do to improvejust want to see that you've had credit card accounts
your credit today:for a long time. The older the better. This tip is great
1. Spread out your credit card balances.because you don't actually have to do anything.
It doesn't help your credit score to have one card thatPerfect.
is almost maxed out and 3 sitting there with barelyWell, that's it. 3 great tips to get you on your way to a
anything on them. You may think your being wise onlyMUCH improved credit score and more money in your
using one card, but the credit agencies see differently.pocket, today. In the end the process to a great credit
Put more on each card. So instead of having one cardscore can be long and there is one big key. It has
80% maxed and 3 or 4 only 5%, balance out thosealways been and will always be true that the way to a
balances!better credit score is, "Pay your bills on time". So go
2. Dispute your old late payments.out there and apply these tips, today. Good luck.
When your bank or credit card company reports that