People looking to avoid getting a
bad credit rating might benefit from some of the measures which have been suggested by one expert.
According to the
Confused.com head of
credit cards Joanne Garcia, there are various ways in which people might be able to preserve their credit record in the future.
She stated: "Things like making sure you meet
credit card payments, not borrowing too much, not remaining too close to your credit limits and not making multiple credit applications will all help."
Her remarks follow the publication of new research from the price comparison website, which relates to the ability of UK consumers to get credit.
According to the firm, consumers who are aged between 18 and 21 are seen to be the greatest credit risks.
Meanwhile, the credit ratings of students could be impacted by missed card payments, Helen Pridham stated in a Herald Scotland article recently.
Posted by Tom Burroughs.
