Technically you can, but with a score like that you're probably going to do more harm than good.
If you co-sign for a friend's credit card and they can't make payments, you are legally responsible for the debt. This can damage your credit score and financial stability.
yes
If you co-sign a loan, be aware that the loan will be on your credit bureau record. You will be responsible for paying the loan if the primary borrower fails to pay. Any defaults will be reported under your name. It will reduce your credit score. If the primary borrower or the co-signer does not pay the loan on time it will drop your score more dramatically. It will reduce the amount you can borrow yourself since it will count as your debt.
It all depends on your credit score. You would have to be able to qualify for both the co-signed car and the one you want to purchase for yourself.
Yes, you can have a co-signer for CareCredit, which can help you qualify for the credit card if you have a limited credit history or a lower credit score.
A person that files for bankruptcy will more than likely have their credit score decline. This will not make them a good candidate for being a cosigner.
Most business require atleast a 680-700 credit score to be a co-signer.
Anytime you co-sign anything with anyone your credit is just as much affected by it as their credit is. The reason we co-sign is because the person you cosigned for did not have enough, or good enough credit. When you co-sign for someone and you have good enough credit to get them the loan or the apartment, your just becoming the responsible in the situation. The outift accepting the application can see that the original person doesn't have that great fo credit but you do, so they know there is someone responsible to make sure that the payment is made because if they don't make their payment the first person the loaner is going to call is the cosigner, and it hurts your credit just as much as it hurts theirs.
yes their putting their name and creidt score on the linr for and if you don't pay it means that their saying they will or if you drfault or make late payments without their knowlage they allso take the hit
Anyone with good credit, who is willing to put their good credit on the line for you, and willing to guarantee that your loan will be paid even if they have to pay it, can co-sign a loan.Anyone with good credit, who is willing to put their good credit on the line for you, and willing to guarantee that your loan will be paid even if they have to pay it, can co-sign a loan.Anyone with good credit, who is willing to put their good credit on the line for you, and willing to guarantee that your loan will be paid even if they have to pay it, can co-sign a loan.Anyone with good credit, who is willing to put their good credit on the line for you, and willing to guarantee that your loan will be paid even if they have to pay it, can co-sign a loan.
Its very unlikely.
One's partner does not affect the other partners score because score are based on the individual consumer. But if a lender is asking for both individual's information ie) co-sign loan, then both scores may be taken into consideration since both are responsible for the loan if the other does not pay on time.