Here’s how rent can make or break your credit, experts say
Published Sun, Mar 2 202510:00 AM EST
By: Ana Teresa Solá

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Rent payments don’t typically affect your credit — but they can in a few circumstances. The consequences can be significant.
Rent doesn’t show up in your credit history, experts say because landlords don’t usually report payments to credit bureaus as credit card issuers and other lenders do. LEARN MORE…
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