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Regularly checking your credit reports and scores ensures the accuracy of your information. But does checking your credit harm your credit scores? Many people hesitate to obtain their credit reports or check their scores due to fear of damaging their credit ratings.

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You might no longer use your oldest credit card, but before you decide to close it, it’s crucial to understand the potential consequences on your credit score. The increase in your credit utilization rate and the decrease in the average age of your accounts can negatively affect your score.

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