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February 21, 2012

What are the best ways to repair a poor credit rating?

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Question by gds_ny2003: What are the best ways to repair a poor credit rating?
I’m looking to repair my poor credit rating. I owe 10k+ to various creditors. I’m married, we both have a decent paying jobs. My spouse has credit problems as well. Here are my concerns:1. Are there any immediate steps that I should take to get started?2. What is considered a “good” score to have when buying a house?3. What short term steps (6 months to 1 year period) can I take to bring my rating up to a “moderate” level?4. What long-term steps can I take to make for the future so that I do not fall back to where I am now?5. I know that some credit counselling services are predatory in nature, and actually put people into more trouble than they had to begin with. Are there any reputable credit counselling services out there (preferably non-profit)?

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Answer by ednolb
Go check out books by Suze Orman- they will answer all your questions and stear you away from any scams. Be careful because you want a quick fix and there isn’t one.

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February 9, 2012

Does a bad credit report rating in one country affect the crediting in another country?

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Question by : Does a bad credit report rating in one country touching the crediting in another country?
If someone has let’s say a bad credit history in Canada, could this somehow affect the credit rating in the United States? Is there such a thing as an international credit report?

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January 31, 2012

What determines a credit rating and what is the best score?

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Question by Paxis: What determines a credit rating and what is the best score?
Also, where can I view my credit rating?

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Answer by bdancer222
Your tallied is a complicated formula based on what shows on your credit account. You can get your free annual credit report from each of the three credit bureaus at AnnualCreditReport.com. Reports are free, scores are not.Creditors use FICO (scale 300 to 850) scores and it is a waste of money to buy any non-FICO score. The only set consumers can get real FICO hit is MyFico.com. Monitoring servcies use Fakko scores and even the three ascribe bureaus now sell consumers non-FICO scores which are a different scale and formula.CreditKarma.com offers a loosed score estimator based on your TransUnion credit report. It is not FICO but within 50 points or so. Good enough if you are just curious.By the way, if you have never had a credit card or loan, you have no credit history and your score would be .

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January 24, 2012

Q&A: Will it hurt my credit rating if the company cancelled card due to non use?

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Question by Heidi 4: Will it hurt my credit rating if the company cancelled card due to non use?
I have a Capital One credit card which I havn’t used for over two years. I got a letter from them today that they are going to cancel my credit with them because I have not used my card.My credit rating is ‘excellent’ and don’t want this as a negative on my rating.

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Answer by pappy12a
If you’re not going to use it just cancel it ,you can always get a new one later if you want

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January 14, 2012

Greece given world’s lowest credit rating

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Standard & Poor’s has cut Greece’s credit rating by three notches to CCC, the lowest rating of any sovereign nation in the world, as European finance ministers prepare to discuss a new aid package for the country. The agency said it believed that Greece’s recession “could well persist into 2012 and thus may further erode internal political support for the revised EU/IMF programme”. Greece responded by accusing Standard & Poor’s of ignoring reform efforts in Athens and European Union talks on debt aid. Al Jazeera’s Paul Brennan and Alan Fisher report from Athens
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The United States’ prized top AAA credit rating has been cut for the first time ever. Standard & Poor’s has dropped America’s ranking to AA+.The downgrade came too late to hit Europe’s stock markets – which have already taken a hammering this week – being battered by the Eurozone and America’s debt difficulties. RT’s Daniel Bushell is monitoring the fallout in Brussels. RT on Twitter: twitter.com RT on Facebook: www.facebook.com
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December 24, 2011

Credit Rating: Q&A with Martin Lewis

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December 20, 2011

What does someones credit rating or score have to be to qualify for a car loan without the need of a cosigner?

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What is the lowest possible credit rating/score have to be to qualify for an auto loan without the need for a co-signer?

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Answer by Michael B
It can be really low, 550, or so, but the downpayment would have to be substantial, and your interest rate would be really high, making what you’re paying for the car substantially more than it is worth…

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December 17, 2011

What is the best way to quickly improve your credit rating?

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Question by shanem1c1: What is the best way to quickly improve your credit rating?
I have bad credit from being irresponsible and want to change this. My debt is not huge possibly only $ 4000. My wife has excellent credit. We are wanting to build a home within the next 5 years and we will have to use my income to get the loan but I am worried my low credit score is going to hurt us. I’m wondering if we take out some joint accounts if that will improve my rating (abd make payments on time). Any advice is greatly appreciated!

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Answer by p0is0n0us_butterfly
Cancelling any extra credit cards you have can help. While it’s good to have credit, a lot of times too many credit accounted can be seen as too much potential debt you could have.

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December 13, 2011

Improve your credit rating

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www.creditexpert.co.uk You don’t have one credit rating – different lenders will give you different credit scores. But they all look at the same sorts of information to decide your credit rating. Find out what will – and won’t – affect your credit score, and how to improve yours. This means you’ll be more likely to be offered the best credit rates.

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November 29, 2011

How does declaring Bankruptcy effect my current credit rating?

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Question by Cheshire Smile: How does declaring Bankruptcy effect my current credit rating?
I know that once you declare bankruptcy you can’t file again for another 7 years, but how does filing affect my overall credit rating? Do already paid off credit cards in my name remain valid or are those accounts closed?

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Answer by das_coon
The accounts may be closed, but still closed accounts show up in your credit history. Open accounts don’t automatically close with a bankruptcy.However, bankruptcies are a huge negative mark on your attribute score. It will drag down your score for the next seven years.

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