Best products from r/CRedit
We found 4 comments on r/CRedit discussing the most recommended products. We ran sentiment analysis on each of these comments to determine how redditors feel about different products. We found 3 products and ranked them based on the amount of positive reactions they received. Here are the top 20.
1. Credit Score Repair: A Condensed Guide to Help You Understand Credit, Repair Your Credit & Maintain Healthy Credit
- If you haven't tried a force feedback game controller, you've been watching interactive movies, and missing an entire dimension of excitement
- This affordable force feedback joystick lets you feel weapon recoils, explosions, and much more
- The space-saving design takes up minimal room on your desktop, while providing a stable, weighted base
- Includes a twist handle function for better rudder control, seven programmable buttons, 8-way hat switch, and high-precision throttle
- A rapid fire trigger dispatches unwanted aliens with dispatch
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1. Credit Score Repair: A Condensed Guide to Help You Understand Credit, Repair Your Credit & Maintain Healthy Credit
- If you haven't tried a force feedback game controller, you've been watching interactive movies, and missing an entire dimension of excitement
- This affordable force feedback joystick lets you feel weapon recoils, explosions, and much more
- The space-saving design takes up minimal room on your desktop, while providing a stable, weighted base
- Includes a twist handle function for better rudder control, seven programmable buttons, 8-way hat switch, and high-precision throttle
- A rapid fire trigger dispatches unwanted aliens with dispatch
Features:
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Good luck! It's actually a bit of a complicated process, so if you are serious, I recommend grabbing something like this off Amazon. It was super helpful!
If you don't care about having no credit for the next seven years, do a debt settlement. You can get the interest removed and reduce the total amount owed. A friend miraculously offered to front me the money to pay the settlement, and yes, I paid him back. I was without credit for seven years, but it went by fast. Now I have a 750 credit score. This book is likely a bit outdated, but it may offer a starting point. Good luck.
I'm 24 and have felt the same feelings. 703 is admirable though, don't be too down about that! Here's a guide on Amazon if you want to understand credit better.
From what I know, keeping your utilization low is a big one! Upping your credit card limits as much as possible will really help with that and you may see your score jump by 5-10 points when you do that.
Length of Credit History is a big one too. Us young people are at a disadvantage. Also, NEVER cancel a credit account that will affect that in a negative way. I canceled a card once and my score dropped way more than I thought it would.
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Cheers!
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