the bank hands you your first credit card here’s how to use it properly when you go on your weekly shop you’re going to put it all on your credit card this will boost your credit score making it cheaper for you to buy a house or car in the future to keep a high credit score make sure to use no more than 30% of your available credit then you’re going to pay it off in Fault each and every month to avoid paying interest

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  1. Cash back debit card all the way. Only recent exception was our air source heat pump payment of £7500. We lobbed that on a two year interest free card and left the savings secure.

  2. Don't worry too much about it. I'm 60 and have always had a score in the 700 or 800s and got a mortgage at the regular rate and and was recently denied a loan.

  3. Pay it off in full every month.
    Use it only for what you already planned to buy.
    Track spending. Build credit. Avoid interest.
    It’s a tool for cash flow and credit—not for convenience or lifestyle.

  4. A credit score is really just a debt score. Use cash or debit instead and you will never be in debt. And most importantly have a proper written budget to stay on track of your own money every week!

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