Posted on June 6, 2010, 12:01 am, by , under
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playgroundfunn asked: I don’t have a credit card, but I did take out a loan. I’m kind of confused because my dad is always telling me that having this loan will be good for my credit rating since he’s paying it off.Cindy
Posted on June 3, 2010, 12:32 am, by , under
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alrightoday asked: I’m currently holding an additional credit card from my dad. He’s the main card holder, and a very good borrower with excellent credit history. I’m wondering whether I can still earn credit rating through this way?Jason
W. M. Blake asked: Anyone who has checked into their credit score has probably found the rating scale to be somewhat confusing. There are a bunch of numbers, each meaning something different. Understanding how this rating works will help you to read your credit score effectively.There are several pieces of information reviewed by companies when [...]
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missjuly08 asked: I got my first credit card at 18, I’m now 24. In another year will my credit rating start over? I thought I had heard that from someone before. Is it just the credit I accrued when I was 18? Suppose I got another credit card at 21, does that one stay on [...]
Joseph Kenny asked: It is a fact of modern life that credit cards are an increasingly essential financial tool. There are many situations in which if you do not have a credit card, you will either be unable to pay for goods and services, or to take up special promotions. There are also countless more [...]
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Roxanne Arailia asked: Can you please give me this steps of how to solve this problem? The monthly minimum payment “p” due on a certain credit card with a fixed rate varies directly as the balance “b” , and “p” = $19.80 when “b”= $1100. Find “p” when “b” = $3000. (I typed it exactly [...]
marie76444 asked: I currently have a morgage balance of 79,558.88. We bought the house last october 06. I Have until November of 2008 to get it refinanced or get a fixed rate, right now I have a ARM rate. The last time i checked my credit they said my middle was 641. The go by [...]
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Posted on March 17, 2010, 11:41 am, by , under
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cece asked: I have been researching for credit cards to start building credit and I found two cards I like but I would like others opinion about them. one is from Navy federal which is a fixed rate no annual fees APR 8.90% The other is from bank of america 14.99 APR Annual fee is [...]
Posted on February 20, 2010, 10:09 pm, by , under
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Wonder the Chatty Cat *cries* asked: My annual salary is $57k, but I am a SINGLE Mom with 2 kids, and a mortgage payment. I have 22k in college loans, at 9% interest. And I’ll end up paying 35k+ (2017) However, I can pay it off completely NOW using a promotional cc check (through credit [...]
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luv2bntenn asked: I am not late on mortgage payments, but Alliance One told me that Chase will NOT mortgage my loan if I am in default with credit cardErica