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How To Increase Your Credit Score To 800+ FAST

11.27.2020 - By Apple CriderPlay

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In this video, I'm breaking down exactly how you can grow your credit score to 800 and above in no time. There are a number of strategies that I have used to quickly increase my credit score over the last few years and today I'm going to show you exactly how I went from 0-800 FAST.

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Increasing your credit score is crucial, especially for people in their 20s who are looking to secure a solid financial future. I started building my credit when I was 18 and by the age of 20, my score had reached over 800. The strategies that I used to create this big credit score increase aren't difficult, but they're also not very popular.

There are 5 key credit score criteria that you need to optimize in order to build your credit score. In this video, I'll be breaking down each of these criteria as well as providing actionable strategies that you can use in order to improve each aspect of your score.

If your goal is to reach an 800 credit score in 2020 or 2021, this video will give you the tools and strategies that you need in order to be successful.

Having an 800 credit score can open so many doors for you. From better rewards credit cards, to lower interest rates on loans, to getting funding for your business, building your credit score is an extremely worthwhile activity. Learning how to increase your credit score FAST will put you on the fast track for financial success and build a solid foundation for the future.

Enjoy!

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TIMESTAMPS

00:00 - Intro 00:41 - Increasing Your Credit Score 02:51 - Payment History 06:02 - Credit Utilization 09:43 - Age Of Accounts 12:59 - Number of Accounts 15:32 - Credit Inquiries 18:03 - Bonus Strategy 21:10 - Outro

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