How do I raise my credit score? (article) | Khan Academy
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the longer you have a credit history, the better Every time you apply for a new credit account, your credit score takes a small hit. . If you stop making payments on a loan and the lender charges it off as a loss, t . If you're just starting to build credit, you may not have enough history for lende
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- the longer you have a credit history, the better
- Every time you apply for a new credit account, your credit score takes a small hit.
- . If you stop making payments on a loan and the lender charges it off as a loss, t
- . If you're just starting to build credit, you may not have enough history for lenders to determine how responsible you are with credit.
- Your credit utilization is the percentage of your available credit that you're using.
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