RE: Please head to Everything You Need To Know About How To Build Credit to read the full blog post. If you'd like to read this later, please save it to Pinterest.
Hey!
Do you want to learn how to build your credit?
While you might be intimidated, it doesn't have to be hard!
I learned how to build credit at 18 by opening a credit card offer that came in the mail. My first credit card had a small limit around $300.
I never maxed it out, and there were really no benefits. But, it didn't have a monthly fee, and it helped me learn how to build credit.
My credit score is now over 800 and considered excellent.
I don't rely on my credit score and credit history, but I know that it impacts my life in many different areas — from insurance, to loans, to my cell phone bill.
Whether you want to believe it or not, your credit score can play a major role in your family's life.
While you shouldn't go crazy and completely obsess over learning how to improve your credit score, it is important to learn what you can about your credit score and the impact it may have on your life.
Your credit score can influence the interest rate you receive on a loan or your home mortgage, finding a rental home, attaining certain jobs, your insurance rates, and more.
Because of this, I think that a credit score can be used to a person's advantage.
Even though your credit score can impact your life in a big way, that doesn't mean it's hard to build your credit history and credit score. Yes, it can be easy to wreck your score, but it's easy to learn how to build your credit score back up.
Please head to Everything You Need To Know About How To Build Credit to read the full blog post. If you'd like to read this later, please save it to Pinterest.
Thanks!
João
Jon-jon
~Michelle from Making Sense of Cents
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