5 Tips to Boost Your Credit Score Quickly in 2023

Hi there! If you're looking to improve your credit score in a short period of time, then check out these 5 tips that helped me boost my Credit Score faster than I thought possible! This exact strategy is how I raised my score from 495 to 710 points in less than 2 years.

If you're interested in getting a good credit rating for your future, then be sure to check out this video! In it, we'll share with you 5 effective tips for raising your credit score quickly. By following these tips, you'll be on your way to a better credit history in a short amount of time!

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[matts]

You deserve way more subs. This was a great video, so much better than the others I'd been watching. I'm 30 and thought I could beat the system my entire life... Well with a 530 credit score, I now know I can't do shit and will be living in an RV my entire life if I don't take control of my life

[lindaholst]

Good job! Good credit pays off. Tip# 6 - Do Not Close your card after you pay it off. Use it occasionally like for gas and pay that amount off each month so you have a history of making regular payments instead of showing no use of credit.

[antonioartis]

This is advertising a great great idea to do it this way! I'm about to soak to collections and settle for less! Hurry this up! Thank you!

[ExcessInModeration]

Pro Tip:

Never pay off collections companies.

Dispute all agency submits on your report.

Once it lands in a collection agencies hands, your debt is already a wrap.

Your debtor has already written it off, and sold that debt to a company so they dont get in trouble for double dipping.

You do NOT OWE an agency ANYTHING.

NEVER say youll pay them anything as THAT is what then puts you in a legal verbal contract with them.

THEN you owe them.

Until then, never talk to them, and dispute it and send a letter of validation to them to have them prove you went into any type of agreement/contract with them and that have a legal right to own your debt and that you owe them money.

Pro Tip 2: If by some chance a collector gets you on the phone, say this EXACTLY -

" I would be more then happy to talk to you, but I do not want to be recorded".

WATCH HOW FAST THEY HANG UP.

They have to.

Its the law.

You're welcome. 👌

[bjnaves]

This video is golden. I resonate with everything on your credit journey. Thank you for this information and great advice

[diose]

11:50, I don't understand where the $995 dollars came from?

[MoneyOpulence]

This take is quite informative. I wish more YouTubers would put the same effort into producing a video. Anyway, thank for sharing your tips on how to boost credit score. Keep it up!

[reneecopeland]

Thank you for the information and inspiration!

[Acemechanicalservices]

Ethics and values is a great reason to pay your collections and old debts, but it won’t help your credit score.

[Gabriolus]

Thier are some 3rd party credit blocking companies that block u illegally without you even doing anything aso always right and dispute that

[charlottesandra]

Credit score is not something used in all countries though. In
France J they determine if you are eligible to get a loan (e.g J to buy
a house) based on the ratio between your salary, 1 your expenses
and your savings Basically, J if every month you 'burn' all your
money, you're perceived as riskier than someone earning less but
consistently making deposits to a saving account feel in the US
people tend to buy things they don't need with money they dont
have. The only times feel one should need a credit is when
buying 'big - things (house J car, etc.). Not for a TV. I'm 42 With over
792 credit score, time was put into that to build it up With the help
of @ GlobalFixPro...