Improving your credit can open opportunities and doors for you in life. You should watch your credit score as regularly as you watch the weather.
Everyone recognizes the importance of having a good credit score, especially if you’re planning to apply for credit anytime soon. The problem is that far too many people aren’t aware of some simple things that could affect your score, nor do they understand how to fix those problems. Fortunately, the credit doctor is in. Here …
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Your payment history is the largest component of your credit score. It basically looks at whether you’ve kept up to date with all your payments. It answers questions in your prospective lender’s mind like, can I trust this borrower to pay me on time, let alone pay me at all? Delayed payments appear in our credit reports and …
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Photo by CafeCredit under CC 2.0 Many of us don’t pay much attention to our credit score until it’s too late. Your credit score is determined by how well you borrow and pay back money and helps you to make big purchases, to take out loans and start up direct debits that could include anything …
It is hard to go a day without being bombarded by offers from credit card companies. Mail offers are sent out with bolded statements such as “pre-approved,” “low-interest,” and other enticing phrases to lure customers in. Although credit cards definitely have their time and place, using credit cards unwisely can lead to the quick accrual …
When traveling these days most people want to make sure of two things. First, they do not want to carry a lot of cash making themselves vulnerable to theft and maybe even personal harm. Secondly, they want to know that the credit card they choose to carry reaps them the best rewards. Hotel Vs. Airline …
This guest post is written by Alex Leigh. Here’s a question I hear time and time again; Most people are of the understanding that if your credit history starts to go astray and you start missing payments then after a while you’ll end up on a Blacklist. Once you’re on this blacklist people imagine that it’s …
