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A key factor in qualifying for a loan is your credit score and credit history. It's a good idea to know where you stand before you apply. You have an incomplete regist...
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You can get answers to this and many other credit-related questions by downloading our free eBook, Give Yourself Credit. Be sure to watch for the next eBook coming soon.
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You can get answers to this and many other credit-related questions by downloading our free eBook, Give Yourself Credit. Be sure to watch for the next eBook coming soon.
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Mortgage Professional in Maryland Heights, MO
The short answer is it will have a huge negative effect. I'm not sure why you'd think adding a late payment penalty to your balance and a 30-day payment late to your ...
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A small secured card that reports to all 3 bureaus with a small balance can help your credit tremendously. A $300 limit and a small $30 balance will start increasing y...
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Answered by Amanda Gillam
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Many lenders are now overly cautious and don't want to take any risks with anyone without a good or even excellent credit score. There are lenders who will lend even t...
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Financial Adviser in Los Angeles, CA
Here's a great article about the best way to pay down your debt, including credit card balances
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Financial Adviser in Los Angeles, CA
You may want to consider upgrading your Credit Manager by MoneyTips to a Premium account so you can have access to the action buttons and the communication tools. If y...
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Financial Adviser in Los Angeles, CA
This video explains how to dispute inaccuracies on your credit report. If you spot an item on your report that you don't recognize you should take action immediately t...
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Answered by Brenda Carlson
Mortgage Lender
That will depend on your credit history and your current credit score. Typically you would want to pay down those with the highest interest rate first but if you are ...
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