Here’s What You Need To Know About Your Credit S...

Who knew that getting hired for a new position could all come down to your credit history? It’s true. In several states, it’s perfectly legal for employers to pull your

How Employers Can Use Your Credit History During t...

In the US, many employers have the right to look over your credit report before hiring you. Some say it’s justified for “trust” purposes. Others say it’s unfair to minorities

5 Different Companies To Pull Your Credit Score Fr...

It’s important to know that there are different places to pull your credit score from. It’s up to the lender which one they use, but the one most largely used

Everyday Things in Your Life That Your Credit Scor...

It’s pretty common knowledge that your credit score will affect your ability to get a loan, but there are some everyday living factors that your credit score can affect too.

Why You Should Begin Maintaining a Good Credit Sco...

If you’ve let your credit score hit the dumps, there are some areas in your life that it may affect. Most people already know that poor credit makes it tougher

Benefits of Keeping a Clean Credit History

Keeping a clean credit history makes life a whole lot easier. Whether you’re trying to get a car, apartment, job or loan sooner or later someone will use your credit

Realistic Steps To Take On Fixing Your Credit Repo...

If you read Part 1 on Realistic Steps To Fixing Your Credit Report, then you know that you need to look at a copy of your report and challenge any

Realistic Steps To Fixing Your Credit Report: Part...

A poor credit score can take the groove out of things in your life. Instead of being approved instantly for a loan, you’re treated like an irresponsible person. Even if

Beware Of Credit Repair Agencies

When you’re ready to clean up your credit report, it can be confusing to know where to start. Depending on how bad it is, you may find yourself struggling to

Where To Find Your Credit Report For Free

Part of being financially responsible involves staying on top of your credit report. Your report shows you what’s been reported by creditors and should never be taken lightly. It will

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