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Will I Get A Better Interest Rate If I Have A Lower Credit Score?

Author: Carol Bell Subscribe to users feed

Published: 25/10/2008

The rate of interest that you have to pay on a fresh loan would largely depend on the kind of credit history you have. A good credit rating means a lot especially if you need money to pay for your college fees or repair your home because your credit score will present your creditworthiness to the...

3 Harmless Activities That Can Hurt Your Credit Score

Author: Stephen Chua Subscribe to users feed

Published: 24/10/2008

There are many things that can hurt your credit score. However, most of these things are seemingly harmless activities that you undertake. Here are three of them: 1) Asking for Too Many Loan Rate Quotes Online Getting a loan rate quote online is pretty easy. You can get a quote on your car...

Practice Safe Banking And Computing To Prevent Identity Theft

Author: Stephen Chua Subscribe to users feed

Published: 23/10/2008

Identity theft is on the rise each and every year. It can cause you to lose your hard-earned money as well as ruin your financial reputation. The latter will make it very difficult for you to apply for credit and loans and cause your credit score to take a nosedive. To protect yourself from...

Pay Down Your Credit Card Debts Can Improve Your Credit Score

Author: Stephen Chua Subscribe to users feed

Published: 22/10/2008

Your debts have a direct impact to your credit score. The larger the amount of debt you have, the worse your credit score. One of the things that lenders will look at is the amount of debt you have relative to the total amount of credit you have. If you debt is close to your total credit, you...

2 Common Mistakes People Make When Trying To Improve Credit Score

Author: Stephen Chua Subscribe to users feed

Published: 21/10/2008

Many people want a better credit score to qualify for better loan and credit rates. However, there are a few things that people do that can affect their credit score negatively. Here are two common mistakes can bring down your credit score: 1) Having excess debts and credit you don\'t use. ...

Protect Your Credit Score From Identity Theft

Author: Stephen Chua Subscribe to users feed

Published: 21/10/2008

If you have good financial habits such as paying your bill on time, paying your credit card balance in full, have regular saving and so forth, your credit score may still be lower than what you expected. While it is possible that it is due to some small financial mistake or oversight you have...

Excessive Credit Is Bad For Your Credit Score

Author: Stephen Chua Subscribe to users feed

Published: 20/10/2008

Although it is better to have more credit than less, there are occasions where excessive credit can hurt your credit score. If you have several lines of credit or credit cards but only use them moderately, lenders will probably consider you of low risk. However, if you have use them...

Shop Smart and Save With Credit Cards

Author: Nick Makaryk Subscribe to users feed

Published: 19/10/2008

The big difference in your monthly payments will mainly depend on the credit card that you are shopping to get. This is true if you are deciding to take advantage of one of the many low interest introductory offers that are currently available. When transferring an existing balance to a 0%...

Eliminate Debts the Easy Way

Author: Musa Aykac Subscribe to users feed

Published: 18/10/2008

Being in debt is probably one of the most heart and mind wrenching situations. The amount of sleepless nights and grey hairs that we can get from debt is a bit overwhelming. People could have been struggling with debt for years, and still come out of it without any success. But with a few tips...

Getting Rid of the Retirement Debts

Author: Musa Aykac Subscribe to users feed

Published: 18/10/2008

The credit crunch is affecting everyone, but it could in fact be distressing the retired and elderly much more. A recent survey that was conducted showed that 1 in 3 retired people have outstanding debts, and with the financial situation that we are facing it is only looking set to get worse. ...