Unlike wasting hundreds on questionable credit repair services, investing a few dollars a month to proactively report
positive information to credit bureaus is a small investment that can have a huge effect.
In fact, most issuers send account
information to the credit bureaus at the end of the billing cycle; the time each month when the issuer tallies up what you owe, sends you a bill, and usually gives you the option of paying it off or making minimum payments.
Changing your address at the post office is usually enough to notify most of your creditors, and they will automatically provide the
updated information to credit bureaus when they update your account.
Credit reporting agencies Individuals don't submit
their information to credit bureaus such as Equifax.
The way a business credit card reports
information to the credit bureaus can help or hurt your personal and business credit ratings.
If that vendor reports
information to a credit bureau, it creates a tradeline.