There are numerous benefits to being able to increase your credit score in a timely manner.
Especially if you are looking to make a big purchase such as a car, home or apply to receive some other form of credit.
It is possible to raise your credit score fast and the route you would take depends on your situation.
If you currently have credit cards and other open credit, you can accomplish the task of a quick increase in your score by reducing the amount of credit you have open.
By that I simply mean paying down your credit card balances to below 50% of the total amount you owe.
This strategy works to raise your score because the total credit available is one of the factors in calculating your credit scores.
On the other hand, if you have a credit report that has some negative entries and you do not have any credit cards or open credit, this strategy will not work for you.
You would want to put more focus on having the negative items deleted from your credit reports, which is possible once you understand the laws that govern your creditors, credit agencies and what they can input on your credit report.
Keep in mind that regardless of the route you take, you would have to communicate with the credit bureaus via mail so the faster you send them the dispute letters, the faster you will see results.
Make sure you also deal with one account at a time if you decide to dispute negative items.
If you try disputing multiple accounts at once the credit bureaus may call you dispute baseless and not regard it.