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02 Aug

Posted at 13:13h in Uncategorized
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 1. Obtain a credit card if you don’t have any Having and using a credit card or two can really build your credit score. If you cannot get a regular credit card, try 2  secured credit card, where the bank gives you a credit line equal to...

31 Jul

Posted at 20:35h in credit history, credit repair, how to improve credit history, improving credit score
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     You can certainly improve your credit rating with a variety of credit options or by keeping accounts open even when you’re not using them to improve your credit utilization ratio. But our five tips are the primary principles for crafting a good credit reputation. After all, you can’t run away from this credit rating business — so you might as well do everything you can to face it with a smile.

18 Jul

Posted at 15:59h in credit history, credit repair, Debt management, how to improve credit history, improving credit score
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Concerned about your credit history? Here are practical ways to boost your credit score.

Your credit report may stay with you for the rest of your life, but it doesn’t need to be a burden. Ultimately, you have some control over how it presents your financial well-being.

Even if your credit history isn’t great now, it’s never too late to learn how to improve it. With some time, your credit rating can become stellar — and you can be rewarded with faster credit card approval or that big home loan with low rates.

09 Jul

Posted at 17:42h in Uncategorized
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Filing bankruptcy can help you reduce or eliminate debt, halt actions that creditors have taken against you and allow you to get your finances back on track. There are several different types of bankruptcy, and a skilled attorney can guide you on the most effective path to achieving a beneficial outcome for your financial situation.

14 Jun

Posted at 22:55h in credit history
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When I started my business years ago, I thought the responsible business-y thing to do was to get a Post Office box.

Why?

I honestly don't know. Like business cards, it's just one of those things (at least I use the PO Box!).

Since then, I've found that a Post Office Box is a great way to hide your address and give yourself an extra layer of security.