How Much is Your Bad Credit Costing You?

You could pay $63 MORE every month for a used $15,000 car than you might pay for a Brand new $20,000 car. Bad Credit is costing you money and quality of life opportunities.

Cost of poor credit when purchasing a car

Example based on a 36 month loan for a used car and a 48 month loan
at 0% interest as advertised on many new cars.

Ultimately, a person with good credit (760 or above) could pay as much as $450 per month LESS than someone with poor credit. For the EXACT SAME HOUSE!*
*Example Below based on a 30 year $150,000 mortgage.

Cost of poor credit when purchasing a home

If the person above (with a 579 Credit Score) could increase their Credit Score by 41 points…
look at the savings potential!

Other Ways Your Credit Score Can Hurt You

Job Offers
(many companies today check your credit)
Home Equity Lines of Credit
Credit Cards
(and interest rates on those cards)
Bank Loans for personal use
Credit offers from retailers
(Are you paying too much to purchase home furnishings, electronics & appliances?)

Example based on a 36 month loan for a used car and a 48 month loan at 0% interest as advertised on many new cars.

If the person above (with a 579 Credit Score) could increase their Credit Score by 41 points… look at the savings potential!

Example based on a 36 month loan for a used car and a 48 month loan
at 0% interest as advertised on many new cars.

If the person above (with a 579 Credit Score) could increase their Credit Score by 41 points…
look at the savings potential!