How to Refinance With Bad Credit
January 24, 2024
Kaitlyn Brown is a contributing writer for Credit.com with a focus on using credit education to empower readers to proactively manage their finances. Kaitlyn has been a professional editor and writer for five years, and has worked in the finance industry since 2020. With a background in the interdisciplinary humanities and editing, Kaitlyn hopes to make finance a more accessible industry for all consumers. When she's not writing and reviewing content for Credit.com, Kaitlyn enjoys watching movies and memorizing lyrics to Taylor Swift songs.
If you’d like to learn how to refinance with bad credit, it helps to know your refinancing options. Refi programs can be great for low-credit applicants.
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