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When to stop stoozing for credit rating

Hi guys

I'm currently stoozing using a couple of intereste free credit cards i.e. using the finance for investment profit.

We're looking to move house next summer so we have a mortgage and would get a larger one next year.

My questions are:

1) How much does a credit rating matter for a 'new' mortgage if we already have 'history' of mortage.
2) When should i pay back my credit cards to get rid of the 'debt' so I have good credit for June 2016?

Thanks

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  • Ben8282
    Ben8282 Posts: 4,821 Forumite
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    1. It matters.
    2. March 2016.
    Please note that getting rid of the 'debt' will not automatically result in your having good credit.
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