How to build good credit
Hoping to improve your credit or curious about how to keep a good credit score once you’ve attained one? Here are some tips for how to build, maintain, and improve your credit.
Hoping to improve your credit or curious about how to keep a good credit score once you’ve attained one? Here are some tips for how to build, maintain, and improve your credit.
Building and Maintaining Good Credit
There is no secret recipe for how to maintain good credit, but here’s a list of things you can do that may help you achieve your credit goals.
- Pay loans on time
- Refrain from using a large percentage of your total credit limit
- Start early to build a long credit history
- Only apply for necessary credit
- Fix suspected errors in your credit reports
- Pay off any accounts in collections
Having good credit is essential if you want to make major purchases that require a loan or you want to open a new line of credit. Maintaining good credit can seem daunting at first, but OmniWatch has features that can help. If you haven’t already, authenticate your identity and activate your credit monitoring features in your OmniWatch account today.
OmniWatch credit features include:
- Credit report lock capabilities for your TransUnion® credit report
- Credit report monitoring
- Access to tri-bureau credit reports and monitoring
OmniWatch also offers additional credit resources through the help center.
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