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Learn how to increase your Credit Score quick and easy. There are some simple techniques to increase your score. One of techniques out of 8, require rapid rescoring. This technique requires contact with you local lender, only mortgage companies have access to this trick of the trade. Typically with a good lender relationship, they would be glad to help you with the matter, granted you use them for future loans. I have personally helped many of my client's get there scores up, in order to obtain a mortgage. Here are the Facts about what I did. Remember you need to obtain a current copy of your credit report. It does not affect your scores to get a consumer credit report.

Typical results were from 620 to 680

The following are the 8 steps to increase your credit score in 5 business days.

1.Make sure your balances on your credit cards are paid below 30% of allowed credit.

2.Get credit limit increases on the cards that are charged up the most.

3.Pay off any card balances where your credit limit is high, and balance is moderately low.

4.Never close out good lines of credit.

5.Don't open any credit cards you don't intend to use.

6.Don't be late on any obligations.

7.Rapid Rescoring, this requires a mortgage company.

8.Pay off any outstanding collections, it is a myth that paying off debt owed affects your credit. I do it all the time, and credit scores go up. It's better to report balance paid, or settled. If a collection continues to report as an owed collection, it will lower your scores.

Once you have done the previous mentioned, I recommend getting the necessary documents showing proof of what you did, in regards to each account. Give this to your lender, and have them rapid rescore your credit report. The lender may charge a small fee, because they get charged for this process. This process usually takes 5 business days.

Here is a breakdown of how the bureaus calculate your score:

Factor 1: Payment History (35%)

Factor 2: Amount Owed----- Extent of Indebtedness (30%)

Factor 3: Length of Credit History------- The Longer, the Better (15%)

Factor 4: How Much New Credit? (10%)

Factor 5: Type of Credit (10%)

Once this is done obtain a current copy of your credit report, to see the results. I recommend getting a copy every 60 to 90 days, since creditors report to the bureaus every 30 days.

Got to http://www.my720fico.com to obtain a current copy of your credit report. This website is the leading resource on the web for credit reports, and credit scores.

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