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How to start a Small Business with no Money and Bad Credit?

Having a very low credit score can drive you nuts. Majority of creditors consider 620 as the bottom cut off for prime loans, which is kind of like the separating line between good and bad credit. What more if you’re trying to venture into business? Watch this video.

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Posted by Trevor Jones - May 28, 2014 at 9:10 am

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Tips to Raise Your Credit Score Fast

Credit is hard these days. You may be drooling over a new car or perhaps home. You may want a student or personal loan. In all these instances, you will need to have a good credit score. It aids you in establishing your credit-worthiness. With a good credit score to boot, you have easy access to loans and practically any form of financing, of course at the best rates. Heed these tips to have or maintain a good credit score.

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Posted by Trevor Jones - April 29, 2014 at 9:41 am

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Tips on Debt Relief and Your Credit Score

Tips on Debt Relief and Your Credit Score

Nowadays, access to public information can be very easy. A lot of prospective employers are looking for information about you as much as they possibly can before they even offer you the job. It depends on the type of employment that you’re looking to have, though. Before we get deep into it, let me share something about debt relief. I’ve come across this video and I want to share it to you guys.

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Posted by Trevor Jones - April 21, 2014 at 9:51 am

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How To Repair Credit For Change Your Life | Getting Your Credit Score – Bad Credit Credit Cards

How To Repair Credit For Change Your Life | Getting Your Credit Score - Bad Credit Credit CardsIf you have high scores, it follows that lenders will most probably give you very favorable rates. As a matter of fact, you can even ask for the best possible conditions there are. Having a score this good can almost assure you will be eligible even for big ticket items you are eyeing on. Lenders even let you borrow more than 80 percent of the value of your home without even requiring private mortgage insurance. You are seemingly going to get a home equity loan or line of credit with an interest rate equal to the prime rate, or even below it.

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Posted by Trevor Jones - March 19, 2014 at 8:57 am

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How Credit Scores Really Work

Your credit score is a 3 digit number which is assigned as a convenient way for the lenders to be able to understand how credit worthy they will consider you to be.  It aids them in deciding whether you qualify for credit and what the associated interest rate will be. How do they really work? Watch this video.

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Posted by Trevor Jones - March 9, 2014 at 10:07 am

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Understanding your Credit Score | by Wall Street Survivor

Even though there are no universal guidelines in regards to what represents a very good credit score, look up on the Internet and you will see that quite a few creditors deem a 700 credit score as “very good” to “excellent.” In accordance with the creator of FICO scores, about 18% of Americans have ratings in the 700-749 range.

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Posted by Trevor Jones - February 24, 2014 at 12:27 pm

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Call Me Maybe: Establishing Good Credit Prior to Buying a Home Eileen Mazza Glastonbury, CT

Call Me Maybe: Establishing Good Credit Prior to Buying a Home Eileen Mazza Glastonbury, CT

Your credit score refers to the 3 digit number assigned to consumers as a convenient way for lenders to understand how credit worthy a certain person is.  It is typically utilized in order to help these lenders decide whether you qualify for credit and what the associated interest rate will be.

When you apply for credit, your lender will probably request a copy of your credit report. This report will include a lot of information about your current credit standing.  It also covers the numeric credit score.  Given that lenders can easily get this information, it will be best on your part if you review the details yourself from time to time.

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Posted by Trevor Jones - February 21, 2014 at 10:54 am

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Bankruptcy and Your Credit Score

Bankruptcy and Your Credit Score

After bankruptcy, it’s no surprise if you want to target repairing your credit. With no proper credit record, you may be consider to be among the untouchable by many creditors and banks. If ever you get credit after bankruptcy, you should be extra astute and don’t default in terms of payments or you’ll never be able to boost your credit back to being good.

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Posted by Trevor Jones - February 6, 2014 at 2:21 pm

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Understanding Your Credit Score

Understanding Your Credit Score

As a credit holder, may you be new or veteran, have certainly wondered how the credit scores of other credit holders are doing. You would comfort yourself by thinking that perhaps they are the same as you, missing documents and lapsing due dates. Or you may feel fear while speculating about what if they are much better credit holders than you are. Yes, there are various credit holders out there. The same thing goes with credit scores

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Posted by Trevor Jones - January 31, 2014 at 1:29 pm

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Will Checking My Credit Score Impact My Credit?

Will Checking My Credit Score Impact My Credit?

When you have taken some steps to clean up your finances, your credit score is bound to improve.

What you should do next is check your credit score. Don’t go overboard; don’t check it frequently. This can be a red flag to lenders. You only need to get a baseline, and then check again in about 6 to 9 months to see the progress.

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Posted by Trevor Jones - January 29, 2014 at 9:18 am

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