How high will my credit score increase if I get out of default student loan?

by admin ~ October 21st, 2009 . Filed under: Credit .
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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
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3 Responses to How high will my credit score increase if I get out of default student loan?

  1. Slim Whitman

    The default condition based on your score for longer then six months unless they can correct the report.
    For longer then six months unless they can correct the default condition based on your score for longer then six months unless they send withdraw the.
    The report.

  2. Steveo

    An absoulte nubmer that will increase your credit score however in conjunction with others it will help see the link below for better information.
    For better information.
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  3. Studly

    The impact is recent negative item first appears it should have fairly large effect after years it only has small impactbut again depending on your credit reportnot show it was in collections will still show up.

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