<prompt> Human: Im trying to learn how I can leverage my good personal credit score 800 to increase my personal wealth?A little background: I dont need a new car no one does; I do not want to buy a house at this time; I dont want to take on lots of debt, Im open to small investments but I dont have much experience beyond college- and tax-debt; I dont carry any debt presently EXCEPT for about 1k owed to the IRS which I have been paying down monthly should be done by the end of the year; I dont have significant disposible income available; I started a small business this year by bootstrapping it no capital investment or debt with two partners who do not have good credit but are fiscally responsible. Business is going reasonably well Im making my rent payments - sometimes barely and there are no assets that the business should purchase which would translate directly to increased revenue.I live a frugally, share expenses equally with my long-term girlfriend, and have done my best this year to minimize unnecessary monthly expenses.Ive done a good bit of research online to see if this question has been answered before. I find it frustrating that the overwhelmingly consistent advice to the consumer I despise the term is to improve their credit score so they can finance a house andor a new car thus building wealth which sure sounds like building debt to me. That plan does not suit me; my personal life goals do not include getting conned into a life of investmentdebt which will require me to work longer and harder humans arent meant to work 40 hours a week, its proven to be unhealthy and less productive in the long term. What are my alternatives to sheepishly consuming and declaring that I saved 100 on a 100,000 purchase which is not actual saving, rather it is blind consumerism all done in pursuit of impressing peers?A footnote: ignore it if you likeAs you may be able to tell from my tone and sidenotes, I hold a fundamental disagreement with the financial system in which we exist. That said, I have chosen to accept our scenario for the time being and make the best of it. I strive to identify and avoid the common pitfalls of this system, some of which I have noted above, while playing along where it is required for me to participate in our society eg. rent, insurance, taxes, voting, work, etc.. It is my opinion that most constructs of this financial system are a vaguely opaque attempt to control the global population by distracting them into chasing their tails instead of letting them live well which would permit us to realize and concern ourselves with the fact that the complacency of us consumers in this money system leads to increased prosperity for the wealth holders already in power and seek to destroy all that is good on this planet and beyond.TL;DR: I dont have much money or debt, achieved a high credit score, dont want a big debt with wheels or a roof. Now what?Thanks for taking the time to read this and consider my situation and goals!edit: bulleted list formatting  <response>: Great! When you need wheels and a roof, you will get a great rate. Meanwhile, stop looking at your credit score, keep,doing what you are doing, and you wont fuck it up. 