Financial Stages of Life
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High School
Bank Accounts and Credit Cards
Loans and Credit Score
Paying Bills and Using Bank Account
Car and Education Loans and Debts
If you can buy a perfectly good used car and borrow less, or buy a car without a loan, that’s ideal. But if you're going to go into debt when you buy an automobile, try not to get stuck in alengthy loan. Falling behind on student loan payments can lead to some dire scenarios, such as having your wages garnished. But even that's still arguably better than having your house foreclosed or car repossessed. In most cases, if you have an extra thousand dollars, you're better off using it to pay down your revolving credit card debt than putting it toward student loans.
Start Saving and Investing
Build and Protect Credit Score
One alternative way of boosting your rating is taking out store cards or credit cards, using them and paying off the balances on a regular basis. Opening a variety of accounts will speed up the process, but be sure to clear balances regularly to avoid sky high interest charges. And don't fall in to the trap of missing payments and thereby making your situation worse. All is not lost if your rating is poor - although it may take time to repair. Bankruptcy details remain on people's ratings for up to six years, but for most minor problems it should take a year of good credit habits to return a rating to health.
Young Middle Aged Adults
Staying out of debt is not as easy but im sure you can do it , try not to use credit cards. If you have savings if you do go in debt use some of your savings to pay some of that off.