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will have bought my own car
I will be paying off my monthly car payments on time and in full. -
completing first year of college
I will defer my student loans till I graduate college -
will be working part time
I will pay off the credit cards I put some of my earnings into early whenever I can, or at least on time -
Period: to
1 year from graduation
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I will have graduated and passed certification
From this point, I will start paying my monthly student loan payments early/on time and in full. -
I will be renting on my own
Making my monthly rent and utility payments on time will help with my credit score. -
I will still be using the same car
Paying my monthly car payments on time will improve my credit score. -
Period: to
5 years after graduation
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still renting on my own
keeping up my timely utility and rent payments will keep my credit score in a good place. -
will be working full time
keeping my credit cards at a minimum and not opening multiple will help my credit score stay in its place. -
in the same profession for 6 years
I will most likely still be paying off student loans, so keeping up my early or on time payments will improve my credit score. -
Period: to
10 years after graduation
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purchasing + owning a house
paying my mortgage payments in a timely manner will keep my credit score at a good number. -
might begin travelling
paying off the expenses of travel put on my credit card early will help out my credit score. -
purchasing a new car
paying my monthly car payments on time just as I did for my last car will support my credit score. -
Period: to
20 years after graduation