Archive for October, 2009
lenise1973 asked:
I made payment arrangements with Department of Education to pay on a default student loan. She told me if I make 6 timely payments on my default loan, the info will drop off my credit report. How much of a score increase will I get once they remove it from the credit bureau? I’m trying to buy a house.
Carlo Alsina
I made payment arrangements with Department of Education to pay on a default student loan. She told me if I make 6 timely payments on my default loan, the info will drop off my credit report. How much of a score increase will I get once they remove it from the credit bureau? I’m trying to buy a house.
Carlo Alsina
Celz asked:
There are two public record judgements on my fico score provided by Equifax which don’t belong to me. I currently have an investigation going with them. These two judgements are ONLY on my Equifax CR, NOT Experian or TransUnion. My Experian credit score is 632 and my Transunion is 637. My Equifax which contain the two inaccurate judgements is 542. I wanted to know if this has happened to anyone and how much did their score increase after the items were removed. I have no debt, only a student loan payment of $50 a month, balance is $3300, and a macys revolving credit card of $100 limit with zero balance. I recently paid off all my debts and my score increased from 513 to 632, (Experian) in 3 weeks after paying off a closed Chase credit card acct and 1 collection acct for a cell phone bill. If my credit score went up so much by just paying off the little debt I had of about $500 then I’m curious to see how much more would it increase with two false judgements deleted? Can any one help?
Pearly Loy
There are two public record judgements on my fico score provided by Equifax which don’t belong to me. I currently have an investigation going with them. These two judgements are ONLY on my Equifax CR, NOT Experian or TransUnion. My Experian credit score is 632 and my Transunion is 637. My Equifax which contain the two inaccurate judgements is 542. I wanted to know if this has happened to anyone and how much did their score increase after the items were removed. I have no debt, only a student loan payment of $50 a month, balance is $3300, and a macys revolving credit card of $100 limit with zero balance. I recently paid off all my debts and my score increased from 513 to 632, (Experian) in 3 weeks after paying off a closed Chase credit card acct and 1 collection acct for a cell phone bill. If my credit score went up so much by just paying off the little debt I had of about $500 then I’m curious to see how much more would it increase with two false judgements deleted? Can any one help?
Pearly Loy
lovesugarkisses asked:
say I have 8 credit cards most are just about hitting the credit limit, and I have a owed overdraft fee from a bank from years ago, and a couple low hospital bills on my credit. I plan to pay the bank i owe $600 to down to 0 and i plan to pay all my credit cards down to 35% below the credit limit. My credit right now is around 545, once I pay all this in a matter of 1 week how many points could my score go up too?
Numbers Spiegelman
say I have 8 credit cards most are just about hitting the credit limit, and I have a owed overdraft fee from a bank from years ago, and a couple low hospital bills on my credit. I plan to pay the bank i owe $600 to down to 0 and i plan to pay all my credit cards down to 35% below the credit limit. My credit right now is around 545, once I pay all this in a matter of 1 week how many points could my score go up too?
Numbers Spiegelman
blcross03 asked:
I am really bad with paying bills and my credit has taken a hit these past couple years. I make enough money where I should be able to pay everything with no problem but for some reason I continue to struggle. Do you think a debt consolidation would be best for me and to help me improve my credit score? Does this really work?
Ivory Flaming
I am really bad with paying bills and my credit has taken a hit these past couple years. I make enough money where I should be able to pay everything with no problem but for some reason I continue to struggle. Do you think a debt consolidation would be best for me and to help me improve my credit score? Does this really work?
Ivory Flaming






















