When To Pay Credit Card Bill To INCREASE CREDIT SCORE FAST

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When To Pay Credit Card Bill To INCREASE CREDIT SCORE Fast in 2022

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[CoachKenCanion]

I have been watching yall for months. Your journey has been so inspiring. Got my credit up to 750. Thank you for all the tips and strategies

[ednaodell]

I love listening to you. I’m 73 years old and lost my husband last year so I need all the advice I can get. I don’t do pay pal etc. I just use my checking, cash, or my credit card so I suppose I’m not eligible for your giveaway, but I will continue to watch you. Have a good day and God bless.❤️😊

[honeyreynolds]

Sweetie pie, my darling passed away unexpectedly on February 27, 2021. We were diligent about our credit scores paying everything on or before it was due. But since that dreadful day, I am only able to pay my credit card by its due date. I’ve had to use my cc to survive. Thank you for all the tips you continue to share. Blessings to you and your dear husband. Cherish every single moment God gives you💕💞

[lizzieclemons]

That’s right! Utilization is KEY with CLOSING Date payment to 1-3%. Love it! I got it … it helped how you broke down the closing vs. statement date! Straight and concise!

[janiesmith]

You is the first person to explain the significance of paying more than one payment and I understand it.

[gregorriusadolphus]

So true! For a while I carried high balances on m credit cards, but always had a low score. I had zero lates and could never understand why. As soon as I paid off or paid down (below 30%) of my balance on each card, my score SKYROCKETED. Now I routinely get pre-approved offers for 0% credit cards (0% introductory rates for like 18 months) and now am living the good credit low interest rate life, which is life changing in itself. Such a simple change makes a huge difference!

[ylee]

I have been a very bad financially. Being a single mom juggling so many different things at one time I had no managing skills of my credit. It took me to become much older to understand the responsibility of keeping good credit. I am still a work in progress but I have become much better. I appreciate that you giving the skills that are needed so the younger generation can be better.

[msgee]

Guess what? That journey paid off as I came across the Hintons in their journey. Eight months ago it was between making a decision out of three credit repair companies that was gonna cost me over 150 a month for the deluxe program with my credit situation.

It was a godsend tuning into YouTube as I was down truly down and in dire despair as of what to do being that I was on a limited income disability benefits.

I said a prayer in I manifested 2022 I’m only going forward I’m not going backwards and it’s only gonna be bigger and better things ahead and a new year for winning!

[VonnSaidYes]

I rarely comment now a days, but I Just want to say thank you so much for sharing the tea 🍵. I understand your smart concept and I'm going to see how this effects my credit score now.

My credit score went down by 11 points recently, but you seriously helped me to understand why - utilization % was up too high based on my credit limit 💭💡

[maggiesays]

I wish I had learned this earlier but did figure it out during the pandemic and paid off all my credit cards raising my credit score to 823.

[MsDamita]

Watched 👀 2x, once to listen👂🏾 and second to take notes✍️. I'm working on my budgeting, savings and retirement portfolio. I'm 47 and wish I had financial literacy early but my family could teach me what they didn't now. Three things I got from this vlog: 1# Pay down your balance and decrease usage to 1-2%, 2# Pay attention to closing date, and 3# This is the year for US to be US. Thanks Monique🤗.

Can you do another vlog on current Side Hustles, Please & Thank You!

[diamcm]

We love to have fun and what we love more than that is to share this journey with you and bring you everywhere we go in life because together All we do is WIN! AMEN AMEN! I LOVE YOUR DESCRIPTION/ ABOUT IN THE UPPER RIGHT HAND CORNER.... YOU BOTH ARE DEFINITELY DOING JUST THAT. THANKS AGAIN

[andriad]

God bless the Hintons! Real and relatable information for real people!

Your attitude and personality is always a bright light and you serve us meat and potatoes (not just fluffy stuff like so many others). Lots of useful truly helpful information.

You do a great job with your editing too! The set looks great, the sound is clear and the little extras you input while editing don’t go unnoticed and really help us to stay engaged. Love you!

[justpureoge]

After many years, I decided to get a new credit card. I am so glad that I found this video because I needed help managing this credit card.

[nataishagales]

I love your channel. So my problem is the rewards and sometimes I think I over spend even tho I don’t max it out I still spend at least half so I really need to work on getting my balance down before the closing date. Also listening to your advice has already helped me raise my score over 50 points … thank you for that😊

[angej.b]

I think this is very noble of you and your husband to help someone else. I don’t use my credit card a lot. I did use it to buy tickets to visit my daughters who are in the army. I have not seen them in over a year.

When I use my credit card, I pay the balance off. This time I wasn’t able to as of yet. I did pay well over the amount due. I just moved in an apartment and now have to pay rent that is almost 1k. I did not have to do this before and was able to use my credit card and pay it off. I got the card to build my credit and that of my children so they won’t have it so hard when they get out on their own.

Thank you for sharing this information. It’s very helpful.

[audreywhitfield]

I enjoy your presentation. I’m a skeptic, I’m elderly I don’t have all of that stuff . So I’m going to miss out on the $500.00

[kiwanusyoung]

I just finished watching for the second time and taking notes. Thank you. I will listen to this again

[theblindape]

NEVER knew about the closing date and its relation to utilization as explained in this video. Every video created on this channel is golden and shares real info that I can always apply to my situation and make it better. Truly grateful to The Hintons for leveling up and actually taking their own money and helping people. They are legit, thorough, and true.

[reelactionjackson]

Awesome word of hope! We are on our way to the 800 club! Keep the faith!