Ways You're Accidentally Wrecking Your Credit

One of the Ways is Not Monitoring Your Credit Scores One of the best ways to know if you are hurting your credit is by monitoring your credit scores. Credit scores change on at least a monthly basis, but typically stay within a tight range. A significant drop in your scores, say more than 25 or 30 points, is an indication that something is wrong. You won't know about the drop, however, unless you are paying attention to your credit scores on a regular basis. A significant drop in your score could be an indication that your credit utilization ratio is getting too high. It can also indicate an unsuspected late payment. Errors are also possible when it comes to credit. And at the extreme, a big drop in your credit score could be an indication that you are the victim of identity theft. You won't know any of these unless you are monitoring your credit scores on a regular basis. Unfortunately, ignorance is not bliss when it comes to your credit. You shouldn't obsess about it, but at the same time, you should never be too casual about it, either. Bad things can happen when you're not paying attention. Knowledge is Power and Credit is King. Call 18004421591 to start Gaining Financial Stability with Intelligence and Integrity! We are ONE of the best in the business