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The Power Of A Good Credit Rating
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12-17-2005, 12:00 AM
Beginner's tip: buy small stuff on the card each month that you've already budgeted cash for anyways. Pay for it with the card, and pay the bill for the card in full as it arrives. Presto, an easy and sustainable way to build a solid credit record.

It's not how much you can spend, it's how you treat what you can spend.

Congrats Andrew, I'm glad some things are looking up for you!
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