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Your Credit Report - The Most Helpful Article You’ll Ever Read

When was the last time you saw a copy of your credit report? Do you know your credit score? Do you even know if it’s good or bad?

If you can’t answer these questions, you have some homework to do — especially if you’re planning to apply for a mortgage loan in the near future.

Here are some step-by-step instructions to help you obtain your credit reports, review them for accuracy, and correct any errors you come across.

Step 1 - Understand how your credit affects you.
When you apply for a home mortgage loan (or some other major purchase), you can be sure your credit will go under the microscope. Mortgage lenders will analyze your credit to find out what risk category you fall into.

When your credit score is high, your risk factor is low. In this scenario, Read More

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  • The Mysteries of Credit Scoring Revealed

    Perhaps it’s happened to you - a period of mounting medical bills, loss of wages, natural disaster and even identity theft. Any one of these things can cause a person’s credit score to plummet. Today, more than ever before, a decent credit score can be a positive force in every aspect of your life.

    We all want to have enough money to pay our bills and have enough money left over to live. To accomplish this, we’re expected to manage our money and our credit wisely. Our credit score is a picture of how well we handle our debts. What are the typical purchases and decisions that are affected by a person’s credit score?

    • Applying for a job
    • Buying a car
    • Purchasing a home
    • Renting an apartment
    • Applying for insurance
    • Requesting a credit card
    • Opening a bank account

    This is only a short list of products and actions that involve a credit score. So, what is this mystery called Credit Scoring? It all starts with your “credit report”.

    The three national credit reporting agencies are Equifax, Experian and TransUnion (with smaller ones including ChexSystems). Read More

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