How can I improve my Credit Score or CIBIL Score? - Helpful Tips

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How can I improve my Credit Score or CIBIL Score?

There are many ways by which you can improve your credit score. Some of these ways are 
maintaining payment of loan EMIs and credit card bills, 
limited borrowing and 
maintaining a credit utilisation ratio of less than 30% can also help your score.

  1. Credit Card Utilisation



  2. Credit card Payment History


  3. Age of Credit Card/ Lines


  4. Negative Status Accounts


  5. Credit Enquiries


  6. Total Accounts




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