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Pascal S
24 May 2018
MBA Graduate at Singapore Management University
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Charmaine Ng
23 May 2018
The Value Maximizer at @ Every Ma La Xiang Guo Stall
Increase credit score by making prompt payment on time. If possible, reduce the # of debts that you have by paying off wherever possible - especially credit cards and loans.
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Do not open multiple new accounts within short period of time in bid to increase your available funds or close accounts to make it go away. Credit score stays affected for a number of years - 3 years or 5 years for bankruptcy.
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Most importantly, check your credit report. The whole purpose is that bank assess you as a responsible user of credit so if you uses the credit and are able to pay back responsibly - you will have a better credit in long term.
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There are a few factors, and although I don't know them all, I believe these are the basics,
Do also,
check your credit score report - CBS
Hope it helps,
Pascal