Tuesday, July 20th, 2010 at
6:40 am
Question by Red: Secured credit cards… How long will it take to see credit improvement?
If you are using a secured credit card to repair bad credit how long does it take to see an improvement on your credit report? How much improvent do you see?
These banks/cards requie you to have a savings account with them equal to your credit limit. If you have collection accounts or JUDEMENTS can a collection agency freeze these accounts and take them?
Best answer:
Answer by Joycee
you wont…you get a secrued credit card for 400 bucks…they will shoot you with 300 fees upfront and piled them up month after month…they are the worst cards to get a handle on
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Friday, July 16th, 2010 at
1:41 pm
Credit Card Defaults, Late Payments Dip in June
Credit card defaults, late payments mostly decline in June for top issuers; Citi bucks trend Credit card – Business – Citigroup – Financial services – Personal Finance
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Credit card defaults, late payments dip in June
Consumers are getting a handle on their credit card payments, data on defaults and late payments shows.
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Sunday, July 11th, 2010 at
8:19 pm
Question by K.C.: Credit Improvement????
How long will it take for my credit to be “good” after all my debt has been paid thru a debt counseling program?
Best answer:
Answer by faulty_cortex
7 YEARS.
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Tuesday, July 6th, 2010 at
7:55 pm
Tuesday, July 6th, 2010 at
7:19 am
Saturday, June 26th, 2010 at
12:56 pm
Question by Chris S: credit improvement?
my credit score is 503 how could i improve it please help
Best answer:
Answer by ehnoda
Depends on why it is the way it is. Pay your bills on time, keep personal credit limits between 30 to 40%.(0 balance on ,000 credit limit) Run your own credit and seek counseling. You really have to work hard to get a credit score that low. Good luck. I was 120-days later on several cards and mine was still 580. Do not close or settle cards that will kill your credit too. Pay them off and work with them to see what they can do. Many creditors will work with you to reestablish, but beware many offers will close your account and count as a negative on your score too.
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