How do you get your credit score to go up?
by admin ~ January 1st, 2008 . Filed under: Credit .
kingofdrifters asked:
My credit score is at 668 and has not change in a year. I took out loans and paid them off. I am current on all my bills, car, loans, and credit cards. Why hasn’t my credit score gone up? Should i pay off my credit cards all at once again, I tried that last year but i guess that doesn’t work. What are some of your suggestions to get my credit score up, I saw an ad that said 700 is a good credit score.
Azalee Kratt
My credit score is at 668 and has not change in a year. I took out loans and paid them off. I am current on all my bills, car, loans, and credit cards. Why hasn’t my credit score gone up? Should i pay off my credit cards all at once again, I tried that last year but i guess that doesn’t work. What are some of your suggestions to get my credit score up, I saw an ad that said 700 is a good credit score.
Azalee Kratt
January 2nd, 2008 at 6:14 pm
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January 3rd, 2008 at 10:49 pm
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