OneMain Financial's rewards program sets it apart from other lenders because it encourages borrowers to
keep better financial habits.
Not exact matches
To become a
good payer, you need to
keep your
financial habits on track.
Just like losing weight and
keeping it off over time requires that you develop a few new skills and a lifestyle of healthy eating, improving your credit score requires that you develop and maintain a few
good financial habits.
Keeping a close relationship with your credit boils down to three key practices: Pay your bills on time (and look for ways to get credit for having
good financial habits), be thoughtful about how you handle debt and dispute inaccurate charges on your credit reports.
However, if budgeting becomes second nature in your 20s and you
keep up that
good habit, you've set yourself up for a healthy
financial future.
Good credit
habits like always paying bills on time,
keeping balances low, and only opening new credit cards when you need them can all have a positive effect on your
financial health.
Just
keep in mind that higher numbers are
better — and that the key to healthy credit is to maintain healthy
financial habits.