Have you ever wonder why you can go online and be approved for credit just within 60 seconds? Or get pre-qualified for a car and no one even ask you how much money you make? Or why you there is a difference between the interest rates of you and your neighbor? The answer to these questions is…
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Ok, so now you are having your credit reports in your hand and look at it there are an awful lot of numbers, abbreviations and terms that must have never be seen by you before. There are trade lines, charge-offs, account review inquiries, so now the question is how do you read this thing?I must tell you first that…
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Whenever you have decided to apply for a loan or credit, records of your previous dealings with someone else’s money are essential.It depends on a network of credit reporting agencies that whether you get that credit card, or not. These agencies either share information with, or they are owned by, three major credit bureaus. This report often constitutes a critical factor…
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