Establish your Credit Score – An Introduction
Sally Croft 
April 29th, 2009 
22 Comments Hello Friends, I am taking your Student Loan Blog to a bit new direction today with introduction of Credit Score. This will be a simple guide to educate my dear followers to maintain their credit score. I will guide you with dos and don’ts, maintaining your credit score, effective money management, establishing your credit ratings etc. I often keep on getting request from friends of Student Loan Blog about educating students to lead a successful life even after college, so here is my little first effort. Do give me your feedback about this change and what more you want to see on this blog of yours.
Credit Score – What to Remember?
Establishing your credit score takes time especially if your financial condition is not up to the mark and you have a past record of not paying your dues on time. Opening a new bank account can help you a lot in credit repair. Make sure that you save at least $300 on a monthly basis in your account. When this is the case, it creates a positive impression on the mind of your financial institution and they will be willing to give you loan at easy terms and conditions. To establish your credit score, you need to stay away from the use of multiple credit cards.
Credit Repair Through Loan Consolidation
Loan consolidation is the way to go if you are interested in repairing your credit. By opting for loan consolidation, you only need to make one monthly installment. In addition, interest rates are going to be reduced with a strong possibility of grace period as well. During grace period, you do not need to pay any money to your financial institution. For students, that have taken student loans in order to complete their studies, student loan consolidation can turn out to be quite useful. With student loan consolidation, students can get rid of all their previous debts. To do this, you just need to shop around in the market and get hold of a loan package that suits your financial condition. By shopping around in the market, you will get a clear cut idea of the market condition which in turn will help you in securing a best possible loan deal.
Finding Lender
With so many lenders operating in the market right now, students will face no problem in finding a lender that is wiling to offer loan at low interest rates and easy repayment schedule. You increase your chances of establishing your credit score if you manage to find a right kind of lender. Before giving you approval, lender will take into account your bank account details and your past record. If you have no previous debt in your credit report, you will get an approval straightaway. However, if that is not the case, you can face rejection from the lender. Your credit score improves once you get an approval from the lender. Stay away from lenders that are demanding processing and application fee because more often they are scam whose only objective is to earn money out of you.
Maintaining Your Credit Score
Once your credit score improves, next you need to make sure that you maintain it. This is not easy especially if your one of those who likes to spend too much. Only spend amount that you can afford otherwise your credit score will deteriorate once again. Lenders do not like giving loans to students who lacks discipline. Low credit score can have a negative impact on your studies as you will face rejection from the financial institutions because of it. To maintain your credit score, pay all your dues on time and spend money on the basis of your monthly source of income.
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Great post and so true. To improve your credit score, you have to find out what it is first. Then you can work on it from there. I learned this through a process of trial and errors.
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