How I built my credit in my twenties

19 Jun 2023 · 1 min
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In this brief personal‑finance video, the speaker outlines a systematic approach he used in his twenties to raise his credit score above 700. Every six months he opened one to three new credit‑card accounts, treated each card like a debit card by spending on it and then paying the full balance each month, thereby keeping utilization low while increasing the total number of accounts. Over a period of two to three years this strategy boosted his credit score sufficiently to qualify for rental properties.

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