Credit Building Insights
Expert guidance on tradelines, credit repair, and score-building strategies from the Boost Credit 101 team.
Authorized User - Does It Help to Be One?
Authorized User ...does it help to be one? And! What are the steps to know when buying? Recently we’ve had some clients come to us and get very go
What are the Benefits of Seasoned Tradelines in Your Real Actual Life?
There’s a story about a holy man in India. He is cornered on a cliff by a pack of tigers. He falls but catches a branch. Below him is a huge drop and sha
Buying Tradelines: Attaining Excellent Credit & Its Standards
When was the last time you told anyone your credit score? Go ahead, think about it… ...have you thought about it? If you thought about it, I bet it wasn’
Can Tradelines Help My Credit?
This is a common question for us. Do our products help the person on the other end of the line? In 9 cases out of 10, our tradelines will provide a boost
Do I Have to Break the Bank When I Buy Authorized User Tradelines?
Everyone is always looking for a great deal. There’s something really satisfying about not paying full price when all the other suckers do. Right? Discounts are
Do I Need Tradelines to Get an 800 Credit Score?
Everyone wants an 800 score. We get calls every day with people saying they want to be at 800. We always try to be polite. But the truth is, 800 credit s
How to Find the Best Tradeline Companies
Finding the Best Companies for Tradelines
Can You Add Tradelines to Your Credit Report Yourself?
Tradelines, those magical things that can turn your lowdown, slimy frog of a credit score into a princely number worthy of the best rates on whatever it is you
Jimbo: A Case Study (Ways to raise credit score)
Meet Jimbo, he’s seventeen, a highschool senior, runs track, likes Netflix and video games and girls, a typical young man about to enter adulthood. Fall
When is It a Bad Idea to Add Seasoned Trade Lines?
Tradelines are a miracle. They do things that nothing else can. If tradelines were winches, they could raise the Titanic. That might sound like hyperbole, but w