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Getting That Little Negative Mark Off Your Credit Report

Posted On: January 15, 2025 by First Community Bank and Trust in: Community Banking, Community Banking Advocacy, Electronic Banking, General

This article was written by Jean Chatzky from SavvyMoney Hub. Goodwill deletions and other tips for boosting your credit score.  Do one thing: Make sure you are reviewing your credit reports regularly to ensure that the information is accurate. After all, you can’t fix what you don’t know about. When it comes to our credit scores, it pays to know where you stand at all times. After all, the higher your score, the more you can potentially save on mortgage rates, car loans, insurance premiums, and rent. If you are curious about where you stand — and want to know more about how to improve your credit score — there are a variety of steps to take to stay on solid ground. Know Your Score Generally speaking, the two main U.S. credit scoring agencies – VantageScore and FICO – translate the range in similar ways. Here’s how VantageScore 3.0 breaks down credit scores by category:  300-600 = Very poor  600-660

Getting That Little Negative Mark Off Your Credit Report