Let me tell u this is a good question and I am the 1 who had my fico score go from 565 to 703. U first have to get your credit pulled from the three companys Transunion,Equifax and Experian.After this is done then u can start your new credit line by applying for a cheap credit card one that u have a credit limit of $200-500 then just pay on that. Remember don't be late on any payments,Or your credit score will go down.After about 6months the will increase your credit limit.Then u will get more applications in the mail from other credit companys.Thats the way u start ur credit. Just remember if u pay off the credit limit in 1 yr.Then go to another company they will almost give u the max for that card.Hope this was helpful to u good luck.
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can i claim a making work pay credit can i claim a making work pay credit
It does with the purchase of a whole milk gallon at publix
You have to work on your credit until you can
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Frank Billy work for Standard credit credit union bank?
To get a loan on a new car after declaring bankruptcy, you have to wait until you can rebuild your credit. You can rebuild your credit in as little as 2-3 years if you work at it and start out by building up your credit with small things.
There are several copanies that can help you get your business credit going. I would check out the information at www.businessfinance.com
Consumer credit can be considered to be a complicated work of art. When a credit purchase is made it affects the credit score. Having good credit is essential to making huge purchase such as a house or a car.
Yes. Any new credit account or loan will effect your rating.
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Some of the reasons include: partial application, you sent in an unfilled application. Another reason would be low credit score, unpaid debt. limited credit history or work experience.