Usually, in the case of banks, I know that if you pay off the loan interest well, your credit rating will increase.
I wonder what my credit score is in the case of credit card loans.
Can I expect a credit rating increase if I pay it well?
961 2017-04-30 Gentleman
If I pay you back well, I think I can expect a credit increase, but...
Once you get a credit card loan, it doesn't work because your credit rating drops too much.
I don't recommend it if it's for the purpose of raising your credit rating.
Credit ratings fall immediately even if you use credit card loans or secondary finance or check credit ratings for loan purposes.
It's better not to get near at all.
Only banks in the primary financial sector have higher credit scores.
Don't touch anything other than a bank loan.
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