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Once you get credit — like a home loan or a credit card — the most important thing is to keep control of it, so you can achieve your financial goals without getting too far into debt.
Here are some tips for managing your credit:
Timely payment is one of the best ways to establish yourself as a good credit risk to future lenders.
Contact your lenders immediately if you fall behind on your payments. Most creditors are willing to set up alternative payment options, especially if you inform them right away of your situation.
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