Dispute any Errors in Your Credit Report

If you still haven't seen an exact copy of your actual credit history, get a copy now and analyze it properly. Log on to sites like annualcreditreport.com (this is free site) and others, and get a copy from the credit bureaus too. Once you get a copy of your credit report, check out each of the details, and quickly highlight, as well as dispute any errors or numerical flaws. An incorrect report can actually deduct as much as 100 points from your credit score.

Individuals with good credit scores are often called prime borrowers, and these people are more likely to get special interest rates and other rewards from creditors. However, those who have poor credit scores are often viewed by lenders as truly high-risk clients. So always act honestly with your credit score.

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