Debt Consolidations Loans to Improve Credit Score?

December 31, 2008 on 11:13 am | By admin | In Business | No Comments

It very well may be an unintentional benefit for those refinancing with debt consolidation loans, but for many, credit scores increase significantly in the months following their refinance.  Why? Well, the major credit reporting bureaus consider how much debt a consumer is holding relative to the total credit limits allowed on their accounts.

 

Credit balance to credit limit ratios are actually a big part of the makeup of a credit score.  Those using debt consolidation loans to erase such items as credit card balances, auto loans, and installment loans, will dramatically improve their credit ratio.  As a general rule of thumb, as this ratio begins to dip below a 30 percent level, credit scores will begin to rise.  A rising credit score can help a consumer in many ways down the road as long as they do not revert back to maintaining large credit balances.

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