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  • Repairing Your Credit After Bankruptcy Posted By : Bankruptcy Lawyer

    Once youve filed for bankruptcy, the best thing you can do to repair your credit is to keep your debt low and always be sure to pay your bills on time, and whenever possible, in full. The best way to do this is to assure smart budgeting.

  • Merchant Accounts - More Facts You Need To Know About Posted By : Steve8 Depraida8

    There are several useful Merchant Account facts and information that may be of great help to you; either presently or in the near future. Such facts include payment processing and other general issues on merchant accounts. We have carefully outlined them below for your perusal:-

  • Repairing credit Posted By : reliacredit reliacredit

    The importance of a good credit report is well known to almost every individual in the world. If you have somehow spoiled your credit report and lowered your credit score, it is not an impossible task to improve your credit report. You need to keep a few things in mind and work towards improving your credit report accordingly.

  • I have a Winding Up Petition - What Does this Mean? Posted By : Derek Cooper

    If you receive a Winding up Petition, this could have very serious consequences for both you and your business. It is therefore very important to understand what a Winding up Petition is and the implications of receiving one.

  • Credit Repair Software, How to Work with It Posted By : N singh

    Almost every people know the use of the term credit and also the term repair. They have different purposes of their meanings. Usually we use those separately but not simultaneously.

  • The Top 4 Ways to Avoid Lawsuits from Creditors Posted By : Mark Bedard

    Rampant consumer debt in America has led to unmanageable debt problems for many of us. Once we fall behind on our payments, the phone starts ringing and the threatening letters start showing up at our front door. Credit card companies have the right to pursue payment for outstanding debt, and although they are a last resort for these companies, lawsuits seeking repayment of debts is a very real possibility. Use your credit responsibly, make your monthly payments, recognize growing problems, and get help when needed to reduce the possibility of a lawsuit from one of your creditors.

  • Save more with Direct Debit Processing. Posted By : Bankcard

    A debit card is a bank issued card that allows its user to access the funds in his account to pay for merchandise or services. A debit card acts like a credit card, and is often associated with a credit card brand such as VISA or MasterCard, with the difference being that funds are immediately deducted from the cardholders checking or savings accounts when a purchase is made.

  • Credit Report Repair - The Ideal Way to Raise Your Credit Ranking Posted By : John8 John8

    Credit report repair pertains to the process of mending your credit reputation. This is very much applicable if you have either bad credit or misinterpreted and misreported data on your credit report. A good credit report is vital because it reflects your business or your own credit history. With a bad credit history, your credit ranking can be downhill. This is why maintaining a good credit record is very important. Reliability and promptness in paying credits reflect an excellent credit report.

  • Merchant Funding Posted By : Elle Wood

    Merchant funding can be a daunting but necessary task. By doing your homework and asking tough questions you can find what you need. Making a list of your needs will keep you on the objective.

  • County Court Judgement - What does this Mean? Posted By : Derek Cooper

    The purpose of this article is to explain what a County Court Judgement is, why they are issued and what the potential ramifications of receiving a County Court Judgement are.

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  • Open Question: How long does it take for a resolved negative mark on my credit report to show?

    I recently rehabilitated my defaulted student loan and received documentation that they would notify the national credit bureaus and advise them to remove the default status from my credit report. How long should I wait before checking for it's removal? I'm interested in refinancing my car loan and my student loan was one of the items that was negatively affecting my credit the most. Also, should the removal of my default status result in a noticeable improvement in my credit score? Thank you for any feedback you may have.

  • Resolved Question: Is it normal to be credit history ghost?

    I received my social security number in June and cannot access my free annual credit report. I was also denied a checking account at a bank. What could be causing this? Is my number so new that I am invisible? I had no problems when I got my driver license, they verified my social there at the dmv office but I am puzzled. Any suggestions?

  • Open Question: Card company says 2 "transaction errors" caused returned payments. Chk Acct # was transposed, 30 day report?

    No late payments before, anywhere. Got a call that my last two electronic payments were "Returned due to invalid account number" and that the account was closed. This apparently began to occur right after I replaced my lost card in June. I was never contacted until today. Wouldn't you know I'm smack dab in the middle of a morgage app. No kidding. 1. Collections lady said they would gladly reopen the account if I pay to bring it current, then I could talk to Cust Service about a correction letter to the credit agencies. I told her I won't pay anything until that letter is written because I'll lose all leverage. 2. My paper statement that I received shows the payments as OK going back to 6/19, then shows both returned on 7/3. My bank knows nothing of the failed electronic debits. 3. Cust service doesn't want to talk because my account was closed, didn't know who is responsible for reporting to agencies and recommended I write a letter. My question is, can I "pre-file" a dispute with the agencies, using my statement to prove that I made payments online? I could show the checking account funds to prove these were not NSF's. If a 30-day late is in dispute, does that still affect FICO?

  • Open Question: i need your advice. I just decided to check my credit score and i see that there is a collection agency?

    it shows there is a an outstanding bill for $550 which i didnt know about. I called them up and they told me that it was a hospital bill. I was unaware because i nver recieved a bill. They told me they had the wrong address. The hospital messed up the street number. And until i pay it they will not take it off the credit report. And now it cannot be resolved at the hospital because they bought the account from the hospital. This is really not my fault because i never got a bill from the hospital. What should i do. Any suggestion?

  • Open Question: any way to check if someone is using your social security #? Im more concerend with employment than credit.?

    I checked my credit report with free credit report .com and that was fine, im just worried someone is working under my name or something.

  • Resolved Question: How can some people be so heartless?

    After checking out at the grocery store, I paid with a debit card and placed my wallet in my back pocket. Wasn't till the next morning I realized I didn't have my wallet. Since the grocery was the last stop I made before coming home, I went back there and talked to the manager. She looked at the surveillance and sure enough, I had dropped my wallet. As I put it in my back pocket it fell straight through because I had a rip in the bottom. The lady behind me never said a word, just eyed the wallet until I left and then pushed her buggie over it, bend down, picked up "my" wallet and dropped it in her purse. How cold is that?? To see a wallet lying there, with no one around is one thing, but to see the person drop it and not say anything......well, that is down right dirty. How can some people be so heartless? Then she paid for her groceries with a credit card. Wasn't mine so maybe they can find out who she is, if it wasn't another stolen card. Made a police report, but haven't heard anything since. Thank God I had "no" cash in it.....but I had to go through all the trouble of cancelling debit cards and losing things that were important to me. I'm working outside of my home state and they won't send me a duplicate drivers license to a forwarded address, so I have to lose a day of work to travel back to get a new license. Again I ask....How can some people be so heartless?????

  • Resolved Question: will payed bills still effect your credit report?

    My husband and i are thinking of buying a home and we are trying to clear his credit,we just finished paying everything we needed to pay, so im wondering, when we go see if we can get approved for a home load, and they check our credit, and they see the collection debts, but they show up as payed, would that effect us negatively ? they told us it would take some time for the debts to disappear from the credit report, but that they will be shown as payed, there's only 3 in total. Should be still see if we can get approved, or is it not even worth it? (10 points best answer) yeah, we paid the complete balance, so should we still try to see if we can get approved? or wait till they disappear?

  • Resolved Question: Which of the following agencies enforces the Fair Housing Act?

    A-The FBI B-The Federal Trade Commission C-The Department of Housing and Urban Development D-The Department of the Interior #1 The Gramm-Leach-Bliley Act deals with consumer affairs issues True False #2 What is the name of the state agency that usually enforces consumer credit laws? #3 What is an example of credit? A-A Bank of America ATM card B-A Wachovia Bank debit card C-A Banana Republic store charge card D- A PNC Bank check #4 Which of the following prohibits discrimination when issuing credit to consumers? A-Fair Housing Act B-Civil Liberties Act C-Equal Credit Opportunity Act D-Gramm-Leach-Bliley Act #5 Which of the following was enacted to protect the accuracy and privacy of consumer credit information? A-Fair Credit Reporting Act B-Fair Housing Act C-Gramm-Leach-Bliley Act D-Equal Credit Opportunity Act #6 Sandra buys a new couch from Sofa Quick. She wants to take advantage of the 12 months same as cash program, but the store denies her credit because she is a woman. True or false: Sofa Quick has violated the Fair Credit Reporting Act. True or false #7 Simone applies for a mortgage loan from National City Bank. National City Bank's description of the various charges and penalties that are part of the mortgage are so confusing that she unable to determine whether the loan offered by National City is better or worse than other banks. True or false: National City has violated the Consumer Credit Protection Act. True or false #8 Overdraft protection is a(n) __________. A-check B-agreement of the bank to cover checks that are written when there are insufficient funds in the account C-ATM card D-agreement of the bank customer to ensure that there are sufficient funds in the bank account before writing a check please help

  • Open Question: My cell phone company never contacted me about an overdue payment and now it's on my credit, HELP?

    Ok, I had a Verizon account and apparently there was a mishap in the payment of my final bill. I was completely unaware of this until I got an email from the company that I use to monitor my credit. They alerted me to a potentially negative file placed on my credit. I checked it out, and immediately payed it off, same day. This was last month (June) and finally my credit report is showing it as payed. But it is still showing that there was a negative report made. It dropped my score from 706 to 645 (ouch). I'm only 22 and am not very well educated in the credit department. That being said, I still make every payment on time for everything. I'm thinking about buying a house in the very near future, but this is a major setback. What can I do to get my credit score back up? Is there anyone that I can go to/hire to get this removed? **Also, the report shows "Key Derogatory" for June AND July. But I have the receipt saying I payed it off in early June.

  • Open Question: Old Debt coming back up... what's up with it?

    So back in 2003 i bought a motorcycle. The motorcycle was impounded and i'm assumming the bank got the motorcycle back, i never saw it again. I stopped paying on the bike as soon as it was taken. Debt collectors harrassed the heck out of me and my family. When i changed addresses they finally stopped. I just checked my credit report and it said i now owe a new debt to this debt collection agency that was just opened up in 2008. I thought that statute of limitation would get rid of this by like 2010 since it was originally a debt from 2003, but now i have this fresh new debt as of last year that should actually be from 2003 and the name on the debt shouldn't be this debt collection agency, it should be the bank i had the loan through... why is this like this? won't that extend my statute of limitation? is there anything to do? I live in TX by the way, so i do understand they can't garnish my wages or anything like that, and they haven't summoned me, yet at least. the debt is for almost 20k... what is the reasoning behind them opening this new debt and how can they do that?