All Your Eggs in the Credit Score Basket
We’ve all heard the famous saying… “don’t put all your eggs in one basket”… well I have another one for you…
“Conventional wisdom is not to put all of your eggs
in one basket. 80/20 wisdom is to choose a basket carefully,
load all your eggs into it, and then watch it like a hawk.”
— Richard Koch: is a former management consultant,
entrepreneur, and writer
When it comes to the “credit score basket” there really only is one basket so your sole true option is to choose your basket wisely.
With our investment portfolio we can diversify.
We can hold some cash in savings, some bonds, some high risk and some low risk stock, real estate, local and off shore, precious metals, antiques and art and various other assets.
We can position ourself with multiple streams of income, use tax saving methods to shelter some of our income and even hire a financial service advisor.
All Your Eggs in the Credit Score Basket
Although we each have 3 credit reports; one from each of the 3 main credit bureaus, Experian, TransUnion and Equifax ideally they should all hold the same information so our approach is identical for each of them.
In the end we only have one credit score basket to work with so you better take it seriously and make the most of it.
The good thing is that at anytime it is possible to rethink how you use your basket…
As well you can choose to put different things in your basket and take out others…
You have the option of sticking it in the corner and forgetting about it or to carry it with you wherever you go and treat it with respect and care.
Many people scarcely realize they even have a credit score basket which doesn’t rank as an excuse for not having a good one.
How are you treating your credit score basket?

People are always asking if there credit score is good or not.