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When I was younger, I always heard talk about credit cards, maxing out your parent’s cards, and monitoring credit through family, friends, and popular television and shows and movies. As a college student, I ran up credit and I am still paying for it today (literally and figuratively). I’m excited to share my credit journey and partner with Lexington Law to share how you can easily maximize your credit with Lexington Law too.
When I turned 18 and started college, I couldn’t wait to get my own credit card, pay for textbooks and shop till I drop! But due to a lack of education, I ran up my cards so fast. As a college student, I couldn’t keep up with payments so it resulted in a low credit score and various negative items on my credit report.
On The Road To Improve My Credit
Over the past 3 years, I decided to take my credit into my own hands and educate myself through online courses and books. I started to
Use less than 30% of my credit
Stop applying for credit cards
Pay more than the monthly payment
Sign up for Lexington Law
I waited years to find a way to remove the negative items on my report and I’m excited to finally get it done with Lexington Law.
About Lexington Law
Credit repair is addressing or removing negative items that could be listed on your reports inaccurately. To make credit repair easier, Lexington Law, with your help, will identify and challenge questionable items on your behalf. Since 2004 Lexington Law has seen over 221 million total challenges and disputes on behalf of their clients.
They provided over 2.6 million free credit report consultations in 2020. Visit this link to stay on top of your credit and be on your way to amazing credit.
Good credit doesn’t happen overnight, I’m excited to continue my journey with Lexington Law so I can be able to purchase a home and car in the near future. Don’t let bad credit anxiety paralyze you, Lexington Law can help you do something about it. Sign up here to stay on top of your credit with help from the team at Lexington Law by clicking this link!
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Talk Soon,
Shanel