My home mortgage will reset in a few months. If I bring down all my credit card balances to 0 now, how soon will my credit reports reflect this; thus improve my credit scores?

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4 Responses to “If I pay off my credit card bills, how soon will it be reflected in my credit reports?”

  • Matt K:

    Creditors report once per month, usually on the last business day of each month.

  • Craig T:

    Depends on how soon the credit cards companies update their files with the CRA’s. Usually that is done soon after your billing cycle closes.

  • roritr2005:

    Usually credit ratings are reported monthly by whoever holds the card, or whatever. It should appear shortly after you refinance, depending on your state and all. Good luck!!

  • mrcreditbility:

    Another thing to consider, is even if you bring those balances to zero and keep the cards open you are a risk. The risk lenders see is that you have the ability to use those cards and plummet right back in to debt.

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