A debt
consolidation program can help you to do that. It helps to improve your
credit score gradually since you're paying the full amount. Approach a
good debt consolidation company if you seriously want to consolidate
your bills.
Alternatively, you can also opt for balance transfer
method. Doing so, you transfer your balance to a card with a low rate of
interest so that it is easier for you to repay debts. And, it'll help
your credit score to improve.
You
can take out a consolidation loan to consolidate your bills into a
single one. But make sure that the interest rate of the new loan is
lower than your existing debts. This way, you don't have to bear the
hassle of multiple debts and the interest rate will also be lower.
Moreover, it won't hurt your credit score as your credit utilisation
will be lower, resulting into a bump in your credit score.
Taking
out a consolidation loan or personal loan or balance transfer method to
repay debts can help you to improve the score. However, make sure you
manage your credit cards further properly. Also, pay the bills in full
and within time staying within your credit limit to improve your credit
score. And, don't close your credit card accounts all of a
sudden.
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