How to repair your credit score

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Negative information like missed payments remains on your credit report and impacts your credit score for years.

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There is no shortcut to repairing your bad credit. However, with these steps you can repair your credit score.

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Check your credit report. Equifax®, Experian®, and TransUnion® show the risk factors affecting your credit score.

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If you find incorrect information, contact the credit reporting agency or the lender to correct their record.

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Improve your payment track record: Ensuring you pay on time always has a positive impact on your credit score.

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Maintain a good credit utilization ratio. Credit scoring models generally favor a ratio below 30%.

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Plan your next move carefully. Don't be in a hurry to acquire new credit or close a credit card account.

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Ensure you maintain an upward trend. Getting a good credit score requires commitment and patience.

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Check your score regularly and track your progress so you know the right information is being reported over time.

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