Your credit score is a composite snapshot of your credit history. A high credit score takes time to cultivate and is not likely to rise much in a short period of time. Generally speaking, you want to make sure you pay your bills on time, keep outstanding debt levels to a reasonable amount for each account, and avoid closing accounts you've successfully paid off and managed. Don't lose hope if you have less than perfect credit, there are still good loan programs out there for responsible borrowers. We have a list of preferred local lenders who can help you find the best financing programs for your specific needs.
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Here are some great resources to learn more about credit scores, and to get a free credit score and report:
- Credit Karma
- Credit Sesame
- Annual credit report
- U.S. government credit information