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Introduction
Values and Goals
Income and Expenses
Spending Plan
What Is Credit?
Use Credit Wisely
Use Credit Wisely
Creditor Guidelines
What Is a Credit Report?
Why Look at Your Credit Report
What's In Your Report?
How Can You Check Your Credit Report?
Found an Error in Your Credit Report?
Sample Dispute Letter
Seven Things To Remember When Filing a Dispute
What Is Your Credit Score?
How Are Credit Scores Determined?
How Are Credit Scores Created?
How Can You Improve Your Credit Score?
How Can You Get Your Credit Score?
Review
Debt Management
Saving Money
Glossary
Teacher's Guide
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Using Credit Wisely
Using Credit Wisely
A credit report gives information to creditors both current amounts you owe and how you have paid your bills in the past.
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Using Credit Wisely
Mistakes about your bill payments that appear on a credit report can never be changed.
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Using Credit Wisely
Your credit score cannot be used by lenders in setting the amount of interest you pay on a loan.
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Using Credit Wisely
Your payment history, how much you owe, and the length of time you have had credit are used in creating your credit score.
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Using Credit Wisely
The best way to improve your credit score is to pay your bills on time.
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Introduction
Values and Goals
Income and Expenses
Spending Plan
What Is Credit?
Use Credit Wisely
Use Credit Wisely
Creditor Guidelines
What Is a Credit Report?
Why Look at Your Credit Report
What's In Your Report?
How Can You Check Your Credit Report?
Found an Error in Your Credit Report?
Sample Dispute Letter
Seven Things To Remember When Filing a Dispute
What Is Your Credit Score?
How Are Credit Scores Determined?
How Are Credit Scores Created?
How Can You Improve Your Credit Score?
How Can You Get Your Credit Score?
Review
Debt Management
Saving Money
Glossary
Teacher's Guide
En Español
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