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Improve Your Credit Score
Once all of your inaccurate derogatory and/or unverifiable information is removed from your credit report, your score will automatically rise up but we don't just stop there.

  • Credit Accounts- Having accounts listed in your credit reports is a positive factor because your accounts payment history shows lenders how you pay your bills. However, having to many accounts may be considered a negative factor because lenders might worry that you are spending (or are preparing to spend) beyond your means, even if you have never missed any payments. Your High Rise Credit Consultant will instruct you on what is the best action plan to improve your credit accounts.
     
  • Payment History- Missing payments is obviously a negative factor for your credit and plays a major roll in driving down your score. Lenders understand that many people occasionally miss a payment or pay late. Missing payments on an account may not be as harmful as missing several consecutive payments. Many lenders consider missing 3 or more consecutive payments to be an indication that you might never repay them. If you believe that a late payment(s) is wrong, your High Rise Credit Consultant will ask for 100% validation from your creditor(s) to make sure that the late pay(s) they placed on your credit is true and accurate. If they can not show proof that you were late, by law, it will be removed. (Note: Accurate and true late pay(s) must remain on your credit) The most effective way to improve your payment history is to get all of your bills current and stay that way.
     
  • Credit Usage- Having very little credit usage available is a negative factor because lenders worry that you are living beyond your means and you may not be able to repay them. If your credit usage amounts are to high, your High Rise Credit Consultant will instruct you on what exactly you should do to get your credit accounts in good standings to raise your score and to be in good standing in the eyes for future lenders.
     
  • Applying For New Credit- Several credit inquiries during a short period of time means you are attempting to open multiple new accounts and this lowers your credit score. Credit scoring software usually recognizes when you are shopping for a single loan within a short period of time, such as a car loan. If multiple inquires are necessary, try to have them pulled as closely together as possible. (Note: Adding new accounts to rapidly sends up a red flag to lenders that you might not be able to handle your credit responsibly) Your High Rise Credit Consultant will provide you with a healthy mixture of revolving, installment and fixed payment loans with reputable companies with the best programs and lowest interest rates for accounts that you might need.
     
  • Length Of Credit History- Time is really the only thing that can improve this aspect of your credit report.