Finally, ask them what you should do to get a better credit score and
overall credit rating so that you're not declined next time.
Not exact matches
Overall, your
credit score helps determine if you get approved for a new loan and at what terms and interest
rate,
so it pays to know where you stand.
Overall, your
credit score helps determine if you get approved for a new loan and at what terms and interest
rate,
so it pays to know where you stand.
So, even though you would pay less
overall by retiring your
credit card debt in order of highest interest
rate to lowest interest
rate, it can be discouraging to start out that way.
It is not
so much a matter of
credit financing with regards to interest
rates but more a matter of
credit utilization and their
overall credit to debt ratio.
Even if your
overall debt to
credit ratio is good because you have other cards, the fact that the utilization
rate on that one card is
so high will not bode well for your
credit score.
However, keep in mind that attempting to open a new
credit card account in order to receive more
overall credit and therefore reduce your utilization
rate will likely hurt your score rather than help it,
so avoid doing
so.