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what would be the best way to rebuild credit
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diggsb4477 1 year ago
Well, if your credit is really bad you could try a secured credit card. Charge only a small amount each month and pay it in full and on time.
There are also rent-to-own furniture places that used to advertise on late night TV: "We don't turn anybody down". They make you pay through the nose, so don't get anything too expensive.
It's going to take a while no matter how you go about it. Good luck.
Daphne88 1 year ago
If you have some saved cash:
1. Get a secured credit card with a limit over $1,500
2. Get a fully secured personal loan.
DragonBoss 1 year ago