Financial health: How to boost your credit score
Bad credit can be a major roadblock, making it so much harder to get a mortgage or a car loan.
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Jul 7, 2023, 4:08 PM
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2ds agoBad credit can be a major roadblock, making it so much harder to get a mortgage or a car loan.
It can even raise your health insurance premiums, or keep you from getting hired!
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