Maximize Your Credit Score: 5 Strategies for an A+ Score

Unlock the secrets to an A+ credit score with our deep dive into what makes a good credit score and why it's crucial for your financial health. Whether you're managing personal finances or running a business, understanding credit scores can save you thousands in interest payments.
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Credit scores in Canada range from 300 to 900. Think of it like a report card for your financial health. This score is used by lenders to determine how risky it might be to lend you money.
In Canada, credit scores range from 300 to 900. Higher scores indicate better credit health. Here’s a quick breakdown according to equifax:
300-559: Poor
560-659: Fair
660-724: Good
725-759: Very Good
760-900: Excellent
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Is it a bad idea to get new credit cards every 6 months and is it tru hard pulls stay in your credit report for 6 years and do you need to wait for the hard pulls to fall off your report even though you have a high credit score

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