Entries Tagged ‘credit report’:
filed in Credit on Feb.27, 2010
There has always been controversy surrounding the topic of credit report. Different people tend to opine differently creating multiple impressions on the same topics. The financial institutions tend to agree that it is impossible for one to change their credit report and any such effort is illegal, however the lawyers tend to oppose this view by claiming that there are many legal ways by which one can change or repair their credit report.
Tags: Credit, credit report, creditors, FCRA, Finances, financial institutions
filed in Credit on Feb.23, 2010
You’ve decided to make one of the most important decisions of your financial life – you’re going to purchase your first home! Unless you are buying your house, condominium, or investment property with cash, you will most likely need a mortgage.
Tags: bad credit, Credit, credit report, Credit score, good credit, mortgage
filed in Credit on Feb.22, 2010
Your creditor threatened a court-ordered judgment but you thought that, if you waited long enough, he would get tired of pursuing you and let it go! Unfortunately, that’s not how it turned out and now a judgment has been issued against you.
Tags: consumer rights attorney, Credit, credit history, credit report, credit reporting agencies, credit reporting agency, credit reporting bureau, credit reporting bureaus, debt, dispute letter, Fair Credit Reporting Act, judgement, judgment, remove a judgment
filed in Credit on Feb.07, 2010
If you have a debt which is subsequently sent to collections, you will drastically damage your credit score. Your credit score will be damaged even more significantly if your creditor decides to seek a judgment.
Tags: Credit, credit history, credit rating, credit report, Credit score, debt, judgment, lump sum payment, payment plan, settlement
filed in Credit on Feb.01, 2010
A credit report is basically a consolidated account of your previous borrowings and repayments. Each time you borrow, pay or delay, it will be reflected in your credit report. Lenders use it as a barometer of how much of a risk it would be to lend to you.
Tags: Credit, credit report, Credit score, debt, Personal Finance