Posted on September 14, 2010, 6:51 am, by admin, under
Finance.
Matthew Keegan asked: There are times when you simply cannot wait the week or more it can take to establish credit and to get a hold of your new credit card. Even with fast approval, it can still take seven to ten days before a nondescript envelope arrives in your mailbox with your new credit [...]
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Posted on September 10, 2010, 7:41 am, by admin, under
Real Estate.
Tim Gorman asked: The time is long gone when you could get a home mortgage with no down payment and bad credit. At one time you could get a house mortgage even if you couldn’t provide any documented proof of sufficient income. Times have changed and for many, the lender’s money has tightened in many [...]
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Right Time,
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Posted on July 19, 2010, 3:41 pm, by admin, under
Finance.
Damon Mills asked: A good sum of prospective employers often review a job candidate’s personal credit as a screening tool to help determine a ‘right’ fit in the hiring process. But is that really fair for job applicants, especially when factors related tosituations and circumstances beyond one’s control in light of losing a previous job [...]
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Bookkeepers,
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Credit Checks,
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Posted on April 20, 2010, 8:15 pm, by admin, under
Finance.
Tim Gorman asked: Whenever you apply for a loan on a car or house, or whether you apply for a credit or store card, your credit history will probably be looked at by the vendor. They do this to protect their investment; after all if you are doing business with someone then you would want [...]
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Bankruptcy,
Credit Card,
Credit History,
Credit Report,
Credit Reports,
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Creditors,
Debts,
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Lenders,
Many People,
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Posted on April 8, 2010, 3:46 am, by admin, under
Finance.
Bart Newman asked: Credit reports are very important in many ways. It does not only tell you your credit standing, it also helps you on your loan, credit card, and job applications. These reports are generally the basis for the approval of such applications. For this reason, having an updated copy of the report at [...]
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Annual Credit Report,
Annual Credit Report Request Form,
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Reason,
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Posted on April 2, 2010, 3:54 pm, by admin, under
Loans.
Sophie Wilson asked: Having knowledge about your credit score is quite essential nowadays. You will have to show it in almost every financial purpose whether it is while seeking a loan, while applying for a credit cards, getting an auto or a home loan or for applying for a job. The necessity of the knowledge [...]
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Posted on March 22, 2010, 12:39 am, by admin, under
Finance.
Christopher Luck asked: So what exactly is the difference between a regular credit report and an instant credit report? I was curious about the answer since every time I looked into obtaining my credit report, I found certain websites enthusiastically offering an instant credit report. What I found was that most credit reports actually are [...]
Posted on November 20, 2009, 11:32 pm, by admin, under
Loans.
Jane Doe asked: Credit report is a detailed statement about your current credit status situation in the market. It contains entire credit history including payment record, information about your all accounts, and record of late payment if have, loans, credit card details and so on. Instant credit reports are playing very important role while you [...]
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Borrowers,
Checks,
Citizen,
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Credit Cards,
Credit History,
Credit Reports,
Creditors,
Fiscal Services,
Instant Credit Report,
Insurance,
Lenders,
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Posted on November 17, 2009, 8:34 am, by admin, under
Credit.
Ryan asked: If you’ve recently discovered that that you need to dispute credit report errors, you are not alone. Research shows that 75 percent of credit reports have errors on them, and 1 in 4 credit reports include errors that actually have a negative impact on your credit score. This is no surprise considering that [...]
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Equifax,
Fair Credit Reporting Act,
Lenders,
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Posted on November 13, 2009, 1:04 pm, by admin, under
Finance.
Barney Garcia asked: Things are fine till your credit report carries every record with correct information. A slight difference from the original facts and figures will create hues and cries. In turn this will become an issue of dispute. Your credit report will therefore be considered to be a false and fake one with inaccurate [...]
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Consumer Reporting,
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Credit Reports,
Dispa,
Erroneous Reports,
Hues,
Inaccurate Statements,
Interchange,
Issuing Authority,
Manipulation,
Norms,
Possibilities,
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Posted on November 13, 2009, 11:10 am, by admin, under
Finance.
Tim Gorman asked: It is so important to your financial well being to keep track of what is being reported on your credit reports. There are three consumer-reporting companies. They are Equifax, Experian and Trans Union. Once a year for free, you can order your credit report from each of these companies.Your credit report tells [...]
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Credit Card,
Credit Information,
Credit Report,
Credit Reporting Companies,
Credit Reports,
Credit Scores,
Creditor,
Equifax,
Experian,
Financial Future,
Insurance,
Insurance Credit,
Mortgage Payment,
Personal Information,
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Posted on October 17, 2009, 7:47 am, by admin, under
Finance.
Davion Wong asked: Your 3 credit reports and scores are crucial information in your life as a citizen of the country. This will determine your credit risk which serves as a basis for approval of various types of loans. It can also be used to judge your character being a responsible person by some employers [...]
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Credit Reports,
Credit Risk,
Free Annual Reports,
Free Copies,
Illegal Activities,
Illegal Transactions,
Necessary Actions,
Official Web,
People Information,
Poor Credit Score,
Reputation,
Responsible Person,
Social Security Number,
Victim Of Identity Theft,
Vital Information No Comments |
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Posted on September 7, 2009, 1:27 pm, by admin, under
Finance.
Chuck Lunsford asked: Several years ago the IRS was taken to task by Congress over reports about customer abuse. To their credit Congress managed to reign in the IRS somewhat and caused them to adopt a more user-friendly system along with a new attitude.If you do have a Federal Tax Lien filed against you then [...]
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Irs,
Money,
New Attitude,
New Car,
Public Records,
Tax Lein,
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Posted on August 7, 2009, 9:40 am, by admin, under
Finance.
Tim Gorman asked: If you are concerned about your credit reports then it is a good idea to check them regularly. One source has reported that up to seventy percent of all credit reports have errors on them. These errors could mean that you do not get the credit cards or loans that you apply [...]
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Bad Credit,
Credit Cards,
Credit Help,
Credit Loans,
Credit Repair,
Credit Report Companies,
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Interest Rate,
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Posted on July 22, 2009, 6:36 pm, by admin, under
Finance.
Tim Gorman asked: If you have consumer loans or credit cards in good standing, it is good practice to ask for credit limit increases every six months. Just by increasing your maximum limit on your accounts can vastly increase your credit score. Not only does it help to reduce your debt ratio but credit bureaus [...]
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Consumer Credit,
Consumer Loans,
Credit Card Account,
Credit Cards,
Credit Limit Increase,
Credit Reports,
Credit Score,
Credit Worthiness,
Debt Ratio,
Inactive Account,
Late Payments,
Lenders,
Maximum Limit,
Score One,
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