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Little to no expenses as no family and free shelter paid by my parents for that year
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Take out a credit card with an Israeli Bank and pay it off regularly
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The more money in your bank account, the more lenders will trust you to take debt
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The longer you have been working, the more likely companies are to lend you money
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Very little expenses as the government pays for my food and shelter. I would probobly have no wife or kids.
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Paying off a credit card on time helps boost credit score
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Taking out and then paying back loans helps boost your credit score
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I will be travelling a lot so I can get lots of points and if you have a few strategic credit cards that you pay off on time, it helps your credit even more
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Married (B'ezrat Hashem) with at least a child, stable finance job with college degree. Have a small house and small car to pay for, but tuition at school is around 1000 USD a year, so I don’t have to worry too much about my child’s education.
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Having and paying off a mortgage steadily over time would help boost my credit score
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I would get a finance degree at IDC or Bar Ilan and a stable job helps boost credit score
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A growing family means that I need a car to help travel around, so I would need to take out and pay for an auto loan
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still living in Israel, making money from finance jobs, and at least 3 kids, have to still pay off mortgage, auto loan, have a higher paying job to boost my reputation and score
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Consistent payments over time increase your credit score
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The more money you have in savings, the better your credit score and the more money they can trust you with
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Taking out and paying off a line of credit to cover your costs for a short amount of time may be beneficial to your credit score