Tony Banks asked: Your Equifax credit score is probably the most popular of the three main credit bureaus. The other two are Transunion and Experian. Some lenders look at all three scores when making a decision to approve you for a loan but working on one score usually affects the others as well.The strategy to [...]
Helen Hecker asked: Of course you don’t want to make any late payments on your credit cards or loans and affect your credit report and score unless you absolutely have to, but what happens if you’re unable to avoid it? It all depends on whether you’re 30, 60 or 90 days past due. If it’s [...]
Cody Lloyd Scholberg asked: Whilst reporting errors such as human errors and identity theft are blamed for a low credit score. Failure to make loan or mortgage payments or credit card dues in time, bankruptcy, accidents, and living beyond your means are just some of the common yet obvious reasons your credit score is on [...]
Tony Banks asked: Your credit scores are the single most important piece of information on your credit report. They are also the one thing that a lot of lenders use to qualify you for loans and determine the interest rate you are going to receive. In this article I will review a few different ways [...]
Josh Riverside asked: The firm Fair Isaac Corp. developed a computer model to aid the three main credit bureaus Equifax, Experian, and Trans Union. The model uses a scoring method depending up on your credit information such as credit history, current credit, credit balance, and credit applied for. This information is then compared to the [...]
Daniel Lynch asked: Most of us have a moment where we stop and wonder, “What can I do to improve my credit score?” It’s an excellent question, but it’s only half the issue. There are two parts to maintaining a good credit rating. They are the things you need to do and the things you [...]