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One way to help bring credit utilization down is to ask current creditors to increase your line of credit. They oftentimes do not pull a credit inquiry if you've shown a consistent history of on time payments above the minimum for 6+ months. It's an easy "boost" strategy that takes just mere minutes of your time. Many companies allow you to request one through their app/website! Moreover, if you go to Experian's website and create an account, they have a "boost" feature you can use that may boost your score another dozen or so points. You're welcome!
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LTC Eugene Chu
"What is the quickest way to increase your credit score?
What Makes Up Your FICO Score?
Your payment history -- 35% of your score
How much you owe -- 30%
How long you've had credit -- 15%
The different types of credit you've used -- 10%
New credit (or how much credit you've applied for lately) -- 10%."
"What is the quickest way to increase your credit score?
What Makes Up Your FICO Score?
Your payment history -- 35% of your score
How much you owe -- 30%
How long you've had credit -- 15%
The different types of credit you've used -- 10%
New credit (or how much credit you've applied for lately) -- 10%."
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