- A small boost to your credit score can make a big impact on the cost of buying a home.
- A difference of a few points can sometimes mean lower mortgage rates that save buyers thousands of dollars over time.
- It is possible to raise your credit score in two to three months, and a difference of a few points can be game changing.
- Three steps to consider: ask to get rescored, hold off applying for credit or financing plans, pay down debts or request higher limits.
A Small Rise in Your Credit Score Can Mean Hefty Mortgage Savings
The difference of a few points can be game changing, resulting in a lower interest rate and monthly payments
Veronica Dagher
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