Could your credit use a little tweaking?
Maybe you’d like to buy a home or refinance your mortgage. Or maybe your beloved jalopy is on its way out and you need to purchase a new car. Or maybe you’ve simply grown sick and tired of paying so much interest on your credit cards.
When your credit is in top shape, you’ll qualify for the best rates and terms, and that can translate to big savings.
The New Credit Improvement Tool at Quizzle.com
Now, it’s easier than ever before to improve, manage and learn about your credit. The newly launched Credit Improvement Tool at Quizzle.com will help you improve your credit over four short months and learn to manage it for the long-term future.
Start with a free glimpse of how much you may potentially improve your credit score with the “Credit Gauge:”
If you like what you see and would like to improve your credit, you can opt to receive a personalized action plan each month for four months with step-by-step instructions on how to improve your credit based on your unique credit and financial situation.
Your action plan will refer specifically to things you can do with accounts on your credit report and with funds that you have available. With the plan, you’ll also receive a new credit report and score each month so you can track your progress. A four-month subscription is just $75.
To find out how you might improve your credit situation, while learning all the right things to do to maintain good credit for the long-term, log into your Quizzle account or create a Quizzle account right now (no Social Security Number required). As we say in Quizzle Town, happy Quizzling!
October 8th, 2009 at 2:01 pm
I was a little disappointed that your solution for maintaining my already good credit score was to sell me a $75 “tool”, which I’m sure is great, but… You’ve got a great site, tone down the sales pitch and match it to your own calculated scores for need! Your response to me should be, ‘Good job, can’t help you, keep it up!’ Also, don’t try to sell someone with 10 years remaining on their mortgage a 30 year note at a higher interest rate! Bad advice!!
October 8th, 2009 at 2:41 pm
Hi Jim! Thank you so much for the great feedback. As I type this, we’re working on a solution to make sure that folks with good credit (like you) get more “congratulations” and less sales pitch. Our intention was to let those who need help with their credit know that we have a solution for them and not to recommend the tool unnecessarily. We’ll make the change! Thanks again for your helpful feedback – and keep it coming!