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If you file bankruptcy it'll drop 100 points from whatever it is now and your interest rates on loans you take out will be high. If you get 3 credit cards and use half of your credit one month on two of the cards and then pay them off the next month and on the month that you paid off the 2 cars you use up the credit on the 3rd card, your credit score will increase within 3-4 months at least 20 points. If you take out a secured loan with your bank where you pay the bank $2000 cash and take a loan out on your own money for 6 months your credit score will increase 15-35 points in that timeframe. If you own stocks in the Stock Market (minimum for the NASDAQ/NYSE is a $2000 account) your credit rating will rise. If you purchase a car on a loan that takes up most of your income, your risk of default is high, which you'd then lose about 50 points on a defaulted car loan if you did end up defaulting (its not the best way to improve your credit). If you have at least 3 lines of credit and a bank account your credit will improve around 30 points. Combining these 'If' scenerios together will not add points to your score exactly. However, having more open accounts of Asset compared to Credit accounts will improve your score dramatically over time.

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