Used wisely, credit allows for the convenient purchase of items both big and small. Used unwisely, credit can, and has, led to home foreclosures and bankruptcy. Learn to use credit and debit cards smartly and improve your credit scores.

Any credit repair company that promises to remove legitimate bad debts from your credit history is lying. Under the Consumer Credit Protection Act, such information remains on your credit report for about seven years. The disappearance of bad credits, if any, is only temporary. For help, check out the National Foundation For Credit Counseling.

 


 

Less Spending And Debt Repayment Improves Credit Score

Wed Jan 25, 2012, 2:00 am | 1 Comment

If you have bad enough credit score that you cannot easily get loan, then you must restrain spending and start paying down your debt obligations. These two tasks alone can improve your credit score – slowly but surely. You must take control of your payments and the debt you have. Reports by the media indicate … Continue Reading »



3 Ways To Improve Your Credit Score In New Year

Mon Jan 23, 2012, 2:00 am | Leave Comment

First off, if your credit score is bad, remember to keep in mind that you didn’t get into this situation overnight. It takes months and years to get your score as bad as it is today. On the same token, you cannot improve on it overnight. So if a company tells you they can do … Continue Reading »



How To Improve Credit In The New Year

Thu Jan 5, 2012, 2:00 am | Leave Comment

One of the best ways to improve credit is to ask for your free credit report, study it and find ways to improve the credit score. This blog and quite a few others have tons of articles about how to go about it. We, the consumers, move throughout life without knowing what type of impact … Continue Reading »



Tips To Avoid Making Credit Mistakes

Fri Dec 30, 2011, 2:00 am | Leave Comment

You need to have a good credit score to take out a loan for mortgage, auto or perhaps even get a new credit card (make the last one a question mark). On these pages, I have talked about improving your credit score. This is yet another attempt – a reminder to avoid the obvious and … Continue Reading »



To Build Your Credit, You Have Options

Thu Dec 29, 2011, 2:00 am | Leave Comment

A nephew of mine is visiting from the old country. He just got his Green Card. He applied for a credit card at his bank but was denied. One of the credit report companies sent him a letter that he had no credit history. He must first build his credit history and then apply for … Continue Reading »



Tips For Improving Relationships With Your Creditors

Mon Dec 26, 2011, 2:00 am | Leave Comment

In this lousy market, many more folks have been contacted by creditors – credit cards, mortgage, bank loans and the like – in recent days and months. These good folks, because of the circumstances that are mostly not in their control, have been late in their repayment of loans. Here are tips to be proactive … Continue Reading »



6 Steps To Rebuild Credit After Bankruptcy

Tue Nov 1, 2011, 3:00 am | 5 Comments

Bankruptcy can be ugly, but if you find yourself in the dungeons of human behavior, hold your head up and confront the issues head on. Analyze what you have been through in your financial life or better yet think and think hard about why you got into this mess. Fortunately, there are logical steps and … Continue Reading »



How The Young Can Build Solid Credit History

Thu Jul 21, 2011, 2:00 am | 2 Comments

When you are 63 years old like me, if you have a bad credit score, you have very less time or may be no time at all to improve your credit score. Personally, I have a good credit score, better than 775. When you are young and you want to build a solid credit history, … Continue Reading »



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