When Can You Ignore Your Credit Score?

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When Can You Ignore Your Credit Score?

March 8, 2019

Credit Scores

When Can You Ignore Your Credit Score?

Do you ever feel like you’re constantly working, your credit score always looming in the back of your mind? Do you wonder if there’s a point in your life when you don’t have to think about it? Unfortunately, probably not. Even if you’re retired or not planning to take out any loans, you still need to have good credit for those emergency situations. There are also others who check your credit, like cell phone companies or landlords. Continue to original source. Image via The Financial Clinic.