The High Cost Of Bad Credit And What You Can Do About It


by Conleth Onu - Date: 2006-12-01 - Word Count: 245 Share This!

Have you being turned down for credit cards, loans or mortgages? Do you want to improve your credit rating?

If you're tired of being declined again and again by lenders, it's time you did something about it.

Most people do not understand the consequences of having damaged credit. Your ability to buy a car, house, or finance any other major purchases will be hindered if you have poor credit rating.

A bad credit rating will prevent you from getting access to loans, or financing for your purchases. Or if you do get financing, then you'll get charged the highest interest rates. Therefore having a bad credit record will cost you more money.

Once you have damaged credit you will realize just how it can affect your life on many levels. There are many things you can do to eliminate your bad credit.

First of all, take a look at your credit report. Many people have no idea what their credit report says about them You need to know what information is being distributed about you by credit bureaus.

Order your credit report from the credit bureau. Once you receive your report, scour it for errors.

Next, challenge any incorrect information on your report. By law the credit bureau must investigate it and inform you of the results of their investigation.

Then add positive credit items on your report. There are several proven ways to boost your credit rating.

To improve your credit rating, you absolutely must pay all your bills on time each month.


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