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For the last four months my credit score has been stuck at 591. I continue to use my credit cards.
I pay off my balance every month , but my score seems to be stuck.
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biohazardshrimp
7 months ago
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Do you use mroe than 30% on each? If yes, there goes your culprit. Also yeah 4 months is not that long. At 6 months you could ask for credit limit increase. At about 12 months is when you see meaningful change. Also check your credit report for any current negatives that may have shown up.
ladald 7 months ago
Annualcreditreport.com and pull your free three credit reports. Check the accounts, balances, public record, negative remarks, personal information etc. for mistakes. Dispute all mistakes to the perspective credit bureau by mail, online or by phone. Good Luck.
nandog 7 months ago