Abstract: Some embodiments provide computer or machine generated interfaces for maximizing an entity's credit score by rebalancing values for different credit variables constituting the credit score across different lines of credit obtained by the entity. The rebalancing is performed over primary credit variables including payment history, debt, length of credit history, new credit, and type of credit in use as well as secondary credit variables that form the primary credit variables. Some embodiments provide interfaces with adjustment tools including sliders for modifying different credit variable values and for presenting the actual real-world impact to the entity credit score resulting from the adjusted credit variable. Some embodiments further execute the rebalancing identified in the interfaces to realize the improvements to the entity's credit score.

Abstract: Some embodiments provide computer or machine generated interfaces for maximizing an entity's credit score by rebalancing values for different credit variables constituting the credit score across different lines of credit obtained by the entity. The rebalancing is performed over primary credit variables including payment history, debt, length of credit history, new credit, and type of credit in use as well as secondary credit variables that form the primary credit variables. Some embodiments provide interfaces with adjustment tools including sliders for modifying different credit variable values and for presenting the actual real-world impact to the entity credit score resulting from the adjusted credit variable. Some embodiments further execute the rebalancing identified in the interfaces to realize the improvements to the entity's credit score.

Abstract: A new rain gutter system includes a set of interlocked segments that are placed about perpendicular to the roof atop the roof. The segments create a channel that is angled from one edge of the roof to the other. The segments also create a non-permeable barrier at the intersection of the segments with the roof which causes the rain runoff running down the slope of the roof to be redirected into the channel and passed to one edge of the roof where it is deposited into a drain. The non-permeable barrier is established by laying a skirt that extends from the bottom of each segment upwards against the slope of the roof. The skirt can be inserted underneath the shingles, sealed with a sealant, or the end of the skirt can be thin enough to rest bare atop the roof and still provide a sufficient barrier.

Abstract: A new rain gutter system includes a set of interlocked segments that are placed about perpendicular to the roof atop the roof. The segments create a channel that is angled from one edge of the roof to the other. The segments also create a non-permeable barrier at the intersection of the segments with the roof which causes the rain runoff running down the slope of the roof to be redirected into the channel and passed to one edge of the roof where it is deposited into a drain. The non-permeable barrier is established by laying a skirt that extends from the bottom of each segment upwards against the slope of the roof. The skirt can be inserted underneath the shingles, sealed with a sealant, or the end of the skirt can be thin enough to rest bare atop the roof and still provide a sufficient barrier.

Abstract: A new rain gutter system includes a set of interlocked segments that are placed about perpendicular to the roof atop the roof. The segments create a channel that is angled from one edge of the roof to the other. The segments also create a non-permeable barrier at the intersection of the segments with the roof which causes the rain runoff running down the slope of the roof to be redirected into the channel and passed to one edge of the roof where it is deposited into a drain. The non-permeable barrier is established by laying a skirt that extends from the bottom of each segment upwards against the slope of the roof. The skirt can be inserted underneath the shingles, sealed with a sealant, or the end of the skirt can be thin enough to rest bare atop the roof and still provide a sufficient barrier.