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Effects of Bankruptcy
In 2010, more than 1.5 million Americans filed for bankruptcy. Unfortunately, many bankruptcy attorneys do not adequately explain the effects of bankruptcy to their clients. Put simply, the total financial and emotional costs of filing bankruptcy can almost never … Continue reading
Posted in Authorized User, Bad Credit or No Credit, Bankruptcy, Credit Repair Services, Credit Repair Software, Credit Score, Improving Credit
Tagged Bankruptcy, Bankruptcy and foreclosure credit repair, bankruptcy credit repair, credit repair foreclosure, Credit Repair Mistakes, Credit Repair Professional, credit scores, Rebuilding Credit
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Credit Impact of Filing Bankruptcy–
Bankruptcy could keep you from getting new loans Bankruptcy directly impacts your credit score, and your credit score impacts your ability to qualify for any loan, including a car loan. For example, the next time you plan to purchase a … Continue reading
Having Your Account Charged Off
If your credit company begins to believe that you won’t ever pay your credit card bills, they may charge off on your account. This will typically happen if your account is delinquent by six months or more. Essentially, a charge … Continue reading
Posted in Building Credit, Co-signing, Credit Management, Credit Repair, Credit Repair Mistakes, Credit Repair Professional, Credit Repair Services, Uncategorized
Tagged bankruptcy credit repair, Credit Help, credit history, Credit Inquiries, credit management, Identity Theft, Rebuilding Credit
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Bankruptcy Could Interfere With JOB Opportunities
Employers are allowed to ask if you have filed for bankruptcy in the past. In their minds, this may be an indicator of whether or not you are a responsible individual. Unfortunately, some employers still review an applicant’s credit report. … Continue reading
Posted in Bad Credit or No Credit, Bankruptcy, Identity Theft, Improving Credit, Late Payments
Tagged bad credit repair, Bankruptcy, Budget, Building Credit, Cosigner, credit repair, Credit Repair Companies, Credit Repair Consultant, Credit Repair Mistakes, Credit Repair Professional, credit repair service, fixing credit, Rebuilding Credit
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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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