Every now and then, you may run across a mistake on your credit report. If you’re suspicious of an error on your credit report, it’s important to take action. The...
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What Can You Legally Dispute On Your Credit Report: Part 1
If you’re wondering what you can dispute on your credit report, the answer is pretty much anything. The most common disputes you can make include: Wrong Identity Information: If you...
What Can You Legally Dispute On Your Credit Report: Part 2
In Part 1 of What Can You Legally Dispute On Your Credit Report, we covered errors that you should dispute including wrong identity information and other account mistakes. In part...
How High Credit Balances Can Keep Your Credit Score Low
If you’ve been making payments on time, yet your credit score is stagnate, there may be other factors to consider. Making payments on time is the biggest factor affecting your...
How the Past Can Drag Your Credit Score Dow
If you’ve been trying to get your credit affairs together, yet having no luck there’s probably a good explanation for it. Many times people pay their debts on time and...
3 Important Things That Impact Your Credit Score Negatively
While you’re on the mission of improving your credit score, there may be instances where you aren’t seeing a huge impact. Maybe you’re making payments on time and keeping balances...
Why You Should Monitor Your Credit Report Regularly
Everyone has a right to check their own credit report annually. For a free copy of your credit report, simply go to www.annualfreecreditreport.com. This is a wise thing to do...
5 Things In Your Credit Report You’ve Got To Know About
How much do you know about what’s in your credit report? Many people may be aware of their score, but their are components that affect your score. When you decide...
Key To Raising Your Credit Score Using Credit History
Believe it or not, credit history has a huge impact on your overall credit score. It comes in third place right after payment history and amount owed. As you can...
How Length Of Credit History Affects Your Score
The amount of time you’ve had credit makes a difference in your credit score. In fact, after payment history and amounts owed, length of credit history is the most influential...