Improving Your Credit Score

If you have good overall credit but your credit score seems too low, take a careful look at the amount of money you owe on your revolving debt. If your credit cards at or above the maximum limit may harm your credit score.

It may not be necessary to pay off your credit cards. Paying down the balance or increasing the maximum limit may result in an improved credit score.

One common mistake is closing a paid credit card. Leave the credit card open. The relationship to your maximum credit and balance owed will raise your score.

If you close the account, the above effect will be negated. This may actually result in a lower credit score.

If you need additional mortgage or credit related help, contact me. My assistance is without charge (free).

Call me at 732-207-8434 or email mark@njfhapro.com


Sincerely,

Mark Robinson

NMLS License #198843

Licensed by the New Jersey Dept. of Banking


 

One Response to “Improving Your Credit Score”

  1. cfnm said:

    One of the top I have read so far. All details was well thought of and properly written down. The best of luck in with your upcoming work.

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