Turning 18 is a massive milestone. You can finally vote, buy a lottery ticket, and—most importantly for your financial future—start building a credit score. But here’s the reality check: when you turn 18, you are a “ghost” in the eyes of the credit bureaus. You have no history, no score, and most big banks won’t touch your applications with a ten-foot pole. The challenge at 18 is the classic “chicken and egg” problem: you need credit to get credit. If…
How to get a 800 credit score at 18







