Archive for April, 2011
xcr0vvx asked:
I have 2 credit cards that are both past due pretty bad. Im in the process of selling my car and i plan on putting the money from the car into the credit card debt. My goal is to get a loan for a motorcycle.
I have 2 credit cards that are both past due pretty bad. Im in the process of selling my car and i plan on putting the money from the car into the credit card debt. My goal is to get a loan for a motorcycle.
After paying down my credit cards, how quickly will my credit score be affected? Should i wait a few months?
Geraldo Sonnabend
honeybear asked:
If you had bad credit..example if you had a credit score number in the high 500′s. If you paid off all your old debt at once and continued to pay your bills on time every month. About how long would it take for your credit score to go up to a good number? After paying off all your debt is there anything you can do to fix your credit faster?
Marisa
If you had bad credit..example if you had a credit score number in the high 500′s. If you paid off all your old debt at once and continued to pay your bills on time every month. About how long would it take for your credit score to go up to a good number? After paying off all your debt is there anything you can do to fix your credit faster?
Marisa
2nd Commander asked:
I never checked my credit score before, or have I had a credit report done. I think i’m doing pretty good. I am financing a car on my own, and i got two credit cards. anyways. what’s the best way to check your credit score, and get a report. who are some trusted sources to go to. and how? what is required that i provide? my ss number? do i need to provide how much i earn? stuff like that. i’m clueless.
Sebastian Skarzynski
I never checked my credit score before, or have I had a credit report done. I think i’m doing pretty good. I am financing a car on my own, and i got two credit cards. anyways. what’s the best way to check your credit score, and get a report. who are some trusted sources to go to. and how? what is required that i provide? my ss number? do i need to provide how much i earn? stuff like that. i’m clueless.
Sebastian Skarzynski
Lil Ole Me asked:
My hubby had a $557.00 judgement on his reports from an old credit card. We managed to make a deal with the judgement creditor to have it vacated, due to improper service. We paid them in full via cashier’s check and received the paperwork today, signed by the judge, that the judgement is vacated. I’m going to be faxing it in tomorrow to the bureaus, but I’m just wondering how much this will raise his score.
Pamela
My hubby had a $557.00 judgement on his reports from an old credit card. We managed to make a deal with the judgement creditor to have it vacated, due to improper service. We paid them in full via cashier’s check and received the paperwork today, signed by the judge, that the judgement is vacated. I’m going to be faxing it in tomorrow to the bureaus, but I’m just wondering how much this will raise his score.
Pamela
jconole asked:
I have a high credit score (over 700) & several credit cards I am not using & would like to cancel so that I carry just two. I know that canceling these cards would lower my available credit & thus my credit score. In about a year I plan to buy a new car. Would my score recover by then? I am current in all my bills & pay off my monthly balances on time.
Zack Koves
I have a high credit score (over 700) & several credit cards I am not using & would like to cancel so that I carry just two. I know that canceling these cards would lower my available credit & thus my credit score. In about a year I plan to buy a new car. Would my score recover by then? I am current in all my bills & pay off my monthly balances on time.
Zack Koves
Helena G asked:
We are looking to buy a home. I do not have a credit history (0) and my significant others credit score is 525. Who would a bank preferably loan to, me or him? Maybe both of us with the whole cosigning thing? Also would it be best to ask a credit union or a regular bank? Thanks for any help.
Oscar Macks
We are looking to buy a home. I do not have a credit history (0) and my significant others credit score is 525. Who would a bank preferably loan to, me or him? Maybe both of us with the whole cosigning thing? Also would it be best to ask a credit union or a regular bank? Thanks for any help.
Oscar Macks
Thereseanna asked:
My husband lost his job last year, and because of it we had 6 consecutive late car payments. Our credit score is 580. We want to get it to at least a 620. How do we do that as quickly as possible and how long will it generally take to raise it up 40 points?
My husband lost his job last year, and because of it we had 6 consecutive late car payments. Our credit score is 580. We want to get it to at least a 620. How do we do that as quickly as possible and how long will it generally take to raise it up 40 points?
P.S. We just paid down the credit card balance below 50%, and have been making car and credit card payments on time now for the last three months.
Carol






















