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Cassandra Hubbart, AOL
Wise or Foolish?
By Janene Mascarella
If life is simply the sum of your choices, you could say the same about your credit score: everything you do (and more specifically, buy) drives that three-digit number. It's probably obvious to you that smart decisions can send your score soaring and save you money, while bad decisions can drag your score down and leave you digging deep into an empty wallet. So why is it so easy for people to get trapped?
Your credit score is your financial snapshot -- your portrait as a borrower -- but your score isn't set in stone. That's both good and bad, because the choices you make today can shift the number in either direction for the years ahead. Here, WalletPop speaks with four consumers who say they made moves recently that swayed their score -- and altered their financial lives -- for better and for worse.
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