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Tag Archives: Credit History
Understanding Your Credit Score
Jeremy Zongker asked: When you apply for credit one of the first things almost all credit officers do is check your credit score. Although not all of those officers explained to us what a credit score is, we are all … Continue reading
Raising My Credit Score – 5 Ways
Jed C. Jones Ph.D. asked: Your credit score follows you wherever you go: when you move, when you change jobs, and when you apply for a new credit card or get a new loan.The big three credit reporting agencies are … Continue reading
Posted in Finance
Tagged Credit Cards, Credit History, Credit Loans, Credit Reporting Agencies, Credit Reporting Services, Dollars Each Year, Equifax, Erroneous Charges, Glitches, Mailing Address, Passport, Poor Credit Score, ways to improve your credit score, ways to raise your credit score
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Credit Scores – What Determines YOUR Score?
Karen Boies asked: I had the pleasure of meeting with a young professional woman this week who was interested in seeing if she would qualify for a mortgage, so she could invest in her own home. During our meeting she … Continue reading
The Credit Score Rating Scale
Mike Ziegler asked: It’s a beautiful sunny Saturday, and you and your loved one are out driving with your realtor. She shows you a house; you immediately fall in love. But in the back of your mind, you worry. Will … Continue reading
Common Credit Score Myths
Gary Gresham asked: A lot of credit score myths about fico score ratings get spread around and some of them are just outdated information. Sometimes even lenders can give you the wrong advice and it can get confusing. But the … Continue reading
How To Calculate My Credit Score
Rachel Rishul asked: Having a good credit score can help you qualify for low rate private student loans, credit cards, auto loans, and historically low mortgage rates. But how do you know if you have a good credit score or … Continue reading
Understanding Your Credit Score – Bloomberg: Your Money
Bloomberg asked: Your credit can be the difference in getting that loan, credit card or even the job you want as employers are looking more at credit history. Knowing what goes into your credit score and practicing good borrowing habits … Continue reading
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Tagged Bloomberg, credit card, Credit History, credit score, Job, Loan Credit, Money
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A Simple Credit Score Explanation and How to Start Improving Your Financial Life
Josh Ramos asked: Do you remember back in school when used to receive a letter grade as an evaluation of your work?
What Is A Good Credit Score?
Tim Gorman asked: If you have ever gone shopping for a new car or made an attempt to purchase a new home then you are probably familiar with your credit score. Even if you haven’t made any type of purchase … Continue reading
Buy, Close, Move IN!: Fix Your Credit Score and History Forever
ExpertRealEstateTips asked: Buy, Close, Move IN!: Fix Your Credit Score and History Forever Ilyce Glink’s new book, “Buy, Close, Move IN!” helps real estate buyers and real estate investors successfully navigate the world of real estate and mortgage financing.Donald
Posted in Education
Tagged Credit History, credit score, Estate Buyers, Mortgage Financing, Real Estate Investors
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How To Rebuild Your Bad Credit Score
Jon Arnold asked: A lot of people have bad credit these days. Sometimes it is simply a matter of not taking their credit privileges seriously. Maybe your credit card issuer has provided you with the utmost in poor customer service, … Continue reading