Archive for July, 2009
Why Your Credit Scores Are More Important Than EVER Before
Posted in Howto on 07/30/2009 03:45 am by
bit.ly Your credit score and underlying history is one of your most vital parts of your financial life. Your credit score follows you forever and it will play a huge role in many major financial situations throughout your life. To find out more information on credit score and other credit card related issues, please visit bit.ly
Cathy
Fix Credit Report Errors
Posted in Finance on 07/29/2009 08:24 pm byUnfortunately, chances are there are errors on your credit report that are significant enough to hurt your credit in a way that would not allow you to get a favorable loan. That means your inaccurate credit score could cost you the ability to get an auto loan, rent an apartment, or even get a job. Studies show that 1 in 4 credit reports have false information, but there are ways to quickly fix credit report errors.
The first step is obvious. Get a copy of your credit report. By law, the three credit reporting agencies are required to give you one free copy of your report once a year. You can elect to receive a copy from all three agencies at once, or obtain one report at a time. If you have not reviewed your credit report in over a year, it’s recommended to request them all at once since some information can be listed on one report but not the other. You can always purchase a copy of your credit report later if needed.
Once you receive your credit report, you simply want to look for errors, particularly the negative errors. Look for:
Open accounts that are not yours Notices of delinquent payments that have been on time The same loan or credit card listed twice The absence of a loan or credit card
You also want to double check that your name, birth date, current address and social security number is accurate. Otherwise information from someone else with a similar name could be confused with yours. Some wrong information, however, is not necessarily a big deal. The use of “street” versus “road” in your personal address, for example, or the correct spelling of your previous employer. These types of things will not affect your credit score and does not really make it any easier for an identity thief to steal your information.
If you find an error, notify the credit agency immediately. They are required by law to contact the lender/creditor and within 30 days.
Jonathan
Free Credit Report and Score – Quick Tips You Can Use Now For Credit Report- FICO-Credit Repair!
Posted in how to raise my credit score on 07/29/2009 09:57 am byCredit Report Repair: Strategy #8 Repair Addresses
Posted in Howto on 07/28/2009 01:00 pm by
Your incorrect addresses and addresses that show instability negatively effect your credit score. Dispute addresses on your credit report, and don’t use a PO Box or mail drop when you apply for credit.
Elsie
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Posted in Education on 07/27/2009 07:05 pm by
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Credit Report Repair
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Posted in Education on 07/25/2009 03:53 pm by
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Credit Report Repair: Strategy #6 Add Good Credit
Posted in Education on 07/18/2009 04:57 pm by
Credit Bureau credit score improvement can be accomplished by adding “good” credit. The credit bureaus often add incorrect bad credit to your credit reports resulting in lower scores, so add good credit to your scores.
Darlene
Repair Credit Report: The Fastest Way To Increase Your FICO Scores
Posted in Howto on 07/17/2009 01:26 am by
bit.ly Increasing your FICO score may take time and often there is no quick fix. FICO scores reflect credit payment patters over time with more of an emphasis on recently reported information. To find out more information on credit score and other credit card related issues, please visit bit.ly
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