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If you have a NSF on your checking account will it show up on your credit history?
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Banks do not report your transaction history to CRAs unless your bank account is closed due to any of the following reasons below. They will report you to Chexsystems which will also report you to the 3 major CRAs.
- Account Abuse - Under this category includes excessive unpaid overdrafts, and excessive NSF and UCF. Certain banks will close your account if they feel you have too many NSFs and see that you are a high risk customer.
- Fraud
- ATM Abuse
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∙ 8y ago
No, a NSF (non-sufficient funds) on your checking account will not show up on your credit history. Credit histories are typically used to track your borrowing and repayment activities, while a NSF is a result of a transaction being rejected due to insufficient funds in your checking account.
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View my chase checking account number on credit report?
Personal checking accounts will not show up on your credit report. If you have a Chase credit card, you will see some information about the card like reported balance, status, and maybe the current APR on your report, but you won't see any information about to the checking account you use to pay the bill...
Do you need a checking account or will a prepaid debit card work?
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What does insufficient credit history mean?
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In accounting why the reverse principle is not possible - debit the the giver and credit the receiver?
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