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The impact of student credit scores on savings
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[QUOTE="Johnson2468, post: 324342, member: 93261"] Student credit scores can have a significant impact on a student's ability to save money over a long term. A credit score is a number that represents a person's creditworthiness and is used by lenders to decide whether to offer credit or loans. A student can find it easier to get credit with favorable terms and interest rates if they have a good credit score, which could result in long-term financial savings. One way a good credit score can impact savings is by making it easy for a student to obtain a mortgage or car loan in the future. These substantial purchases can be costly and require significant savings, but a student with good credit may be able to obtain a loan at a lower interest rate. This can lower the total interest paid during the loan's lifetime and free up more cash for savings. The ability to obtain credit cards with advantageous reward programs is another way that a student's credit score can have an impact on savings. Several credit cards reward users for spending money in specific areas, such eating or travel, and these rewards can be redeemed for cash or other advantages. With a good credit score, a student may be able to qualify for these credit cards and earn rewards for their everyday spending, which can be used to boost their savings. A low credit score, on the other hand, may make it more challenging for a student to get credit and may lead to increased interest rates and fees. This can make it more difficult for students to save money because they may have to pay more interest and fees for credit card and loan repayments. Also, a student's ability to rent an apartment or have a cell phone plan may be restricted by their credit score, which may have an impact on their capacity to save. [/QUOTE]
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