4 tips to increase your score faster
Today we have separated four tips to help you increase your score faster. It is important to say that what we will go through below is not a guarantee that you will increase your score.
Firstly: do you know that small actions can change your score? When we talk about small attitudes, we are talking about trying to pay your bills on time, not paying the minimum and many other small attitudes.
If this is the first time you are logging into our portal, know that here we talk about everything that may involve your financial life: credit cards, personal finances, etc.
How to increase your score faster?
The first thing you should keep in mind is that the process for increasing your score may change a little, depending, of course, on your type of profile. That is, some people have a low score, and do not take any practical action to change their score.
You need to start developing a healthier relationship with your bank, so that your score really changes.
Do not pay late invoices or the minimum amount.
The minimum value of an invoice is something very desirable, as many people think that by paying the minimum amount there will be more money left over to cover other expenses, or even, some people cannot organize themselves to pay their bills on time.
Don't do that! Always pay on time.
App to increase score, is it possible?
Serasa offers an app that will help you organize your expenses better, however, it is worth it to have access to the official Serasa website and find out more information about it.
Don't make too many credit approval requests
What does this really mean in practice? Several things, one of them is that your data is always registered, therefore, when trying to get credit approval at different financial institutions you leave your name burned in the market.
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