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Category Archives: Divorce and Credit
Closing a Card With Available Credit
If you have multiple credit cards, it generally isn’t a great idea to close out a card that has available credit. This is because your overall level of available credit will go down, causing your credit utilization to go up. … Continue reading
Posted in Bankruptcy, Budget, Building Credit, Co-signing, Credit Repair Services, Credit Repair Software, Credit Score, Debt Negotiation, Debt Validation, Divorce and Credit
Tagged Bad Credit, Credit Cards, Credit Help, credit history, credit management, credit repair, credit repair agency, Fixing Your Credit Report, foreclosure credit repair, Identity Theft, Rebuilding Credit
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Having Exclusively Loans or Exclusively Credit Cards
Many individuals don’t realize that maintaining a mix of credit is important to their overall credit score. In fact, mix of credit makes up 10% of your credit rating. For this reason, it’s a bad idea to only have credit … Continue reading
Posted in Bad Credit or No Credit, Bankruptcy, Budget, Building Credit, Credit Repair Software, Credit Score, Debt Negotiation, Debt Validation, Divorce and Credit, Late Payments, Lending, Understanding Your FICO Score, Validate the Debt, VantageScore
Tagged Bad Credit, Credit Cards, Credit Repair Business, Credit Repair Program, credit scores, Debt Consolidation, Fixing Your Credit Report, Foreclosure, Improving Credit ยท Budget ยท Building Credit ยท Credit Score ยท Late Payments ยท Understanding Your FICO Score, Increase your credit score, Understanding Your FICO Score
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Defaulting on a Loan
Defaulting on a loan is similar to incurring a credit card charge off. The default will indicate that you have not kept up your end of the loan agreement. As with a charge off, a defaulted loan will have a … Continue reading
Posted in Building Credit, Debt Validation, Divorce and Credit, The Credit Market, Understanding Your FICO Score, Validate the Debt, Your Rights
Tagged bad credit repair, Bankruptcy and foreclosure credit repair, bankruptcy credit repair, Building Credit, Cosigner, Credit Help, Credit Inquiries, credit repair agency, foreclosure credit repair, Increase your credit score
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Credit Repair After Divorce
Divorce is often a devastating proposition that you don’t want to bleed in to your financial status. Unfortunately, it often does. This is a very common time for people’s credit to take a nose-dive, which is unfortunate because a solid … Continue reading
