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As you determine which vehicle to buy and which loan terms to choose, the choices you make can have a big difference in terms of what your monthly payments will be and what the costs of the loan will be once the loan is paid off.

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How Credit Card Utilization Impacts Your Credit Score
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Lower Your Credit Card Rate
Credit Repair Scams
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Which do you use most frequently for payments?
What type of reward do you receive on your most used credit card?
In the last six months, have you missed or been late on a credit card payment?
Is your credit card balance higher or lower than it was a year ago?
How many credit cards do you have?
Do you know your FICO score?
Do you make everyday or unnecessary purchases on credit?
When you make your monthly credit card payment, do you most frequently: