How long does a repossession stay on your credit report? A car repossession stays on your credit report for up to 7 years. While the impact that it has lessens over time, it can negatively…
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One of the rights afforded to us under the Fair Credit Reporting Act is the ability to challenge information on our credit reports with which we do not agree. I addressed several methods of disputing credit entries in this Mint…
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There are a number of reasons why you might need to contact the major credit bureaus. Perhaps you want to dispute a negative item or request a freeze on your credit report. Even if you…
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Getting started on rebuilding your credit may seem like a long task with little light at the end of the tunnel. But really, a few strategic steps can make a noticeable difference in your credit…
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The US is drowning in personal debt and a significant portion of that debt is tied to credit cards. The average household has over $8,200 worth of credit card debt, accounting for a significant percentage of the $13.5 trillion US consumer debt. Whether youâre battling with this issue yourself or just seeking to understand more […]
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You know that âstarterâ credit card collecting dust in your wallet? The one with a high interest rate, lackluster benefits, and zero rewards? Now that youâve upgraded to a better card, you might be tempted to close your old cards and never look back. Not so fast! Canceling your old credit cards can actually hurt… Read More
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Since the CARES Act rolled out in early April, more than four million Americans have reportedly put their mortgage payments on hold for up to 12 months. The massive numbers taking part can be attributed to the widespread fallout from the coronavirus epidemic (COVID-19), and also the ease at which a homeowner can request assistance, [&hellip
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