Archive for March, 2006
Master Shake asked:
My credit is around 570. I would like to increase it, but I was wondering what the cut off between “bad” & “not so bad, sorta fair” credit was, as I am planning on applying for a card to increase my score RESPONSIBLY. After paying off all of my debt ( which made me feel GREAT!!!), I need to rebuild my credit.
My credit is around 570. I would like to increase it, but I was wondering what the cut off between “bad” & “not so bad, sorta fair” credit was, as I am planning on applying for a card to increase my score RESPONSIBLY. After paying off all of my debt ( which made me feel GREAT!!!), I need to rebuild my credit.
Suggestions?
Adam Macias
Tracey asked:
I’m interested in getting an IPhone, but have about a 600 credit score, I have in the past year paid everything on time, and have dramatically improved my credit, but am still in the rebuilding process. Does anyone know what kind of criteria ATT has for approving new accounts?
Doyle Bruegman
I’m interested in getting an IPhone, but have about a 600 credit score, I have in the past year paid everything on time, and have dramatically improved my credit, but am still in the rebuilding process. Does anyone know what kind of criteria ATT has for approving new accounts?
Doyle Bruegman
tiramisu2c asked:
If you are paying bills on time, not opening new lines of credit and decreasing debt (student loans, etc), approximately how long would it take for your credit score to increase by about 100 points?
I know this is not exact, but is it closer to six months or two years?
If you are paying bills on time, not opening new lines of credit and decreasing debt (student loans, etc), approximately how long would it take for your credit score to increase by about 100 points?
I know this is not exact, but is it closer to six months or two years?
Thanks!
Marshall Eppenger
















