It depends on if the company in the United States that your trying to establish credit with has an office in the UK.
It depends on your credit rating. If you have an excellent credit rating then you will be able to get a low rate from HSBC auto finance. If you have a lower credit rating your interest rate will be higher.
Credit reference agencies are used to check an individuals credit rating. This is so that when an individual applies to a bank to borrow money, the bank can check the individual's credit score to see if they will be able to pay the money back on time and whether they are a reliable and good candidate for the loan.
There are many websites online that allow someone to check their credit score: freecreditreport.com is one of them. One free credit is allowed annually; otherwise, one of the three credit bureaus must be contacted (Equifax's ScorePower, Experian's PLUS score, and TransUnion's credit score). Another option is to purchase the score from FICO.
If a customer's credit is really bad, then they may not be able to get a loan. If a customer's credit rating is poor, they may be able to get a loan at an APR of 12% - 15%.
The Fair Credit Reporting act states by law that you are able to have access to all 3 of the credit reporting companies once every 12 months for free. If you check out the following website, you will be able to view your credit scores for free. http://www.ftc.gov/bcp/edu/microsites/freereports/index.shtml
As with all financial endeavors, a good credit rating is critical. However, that is not to say that it is impossible to obtain a proprietary reverse mortgage with bad credit. You should first check your credit score to see where you are exactly and go from there. You may be able to find lenders that specifically tailor to those with poor credit.
One can get their credit rating for free from three credit reporting companies. Equifax, TransUnion and Experian will all be able to provide one with their credit score.
No. There is no way to transfer credit ratings. You can, however, request that lenders pull a Canadian report (if they are able).
Your credit rating is affected by not paying your debts.Anything you can do to lower your debt raises your credit rating,so reducing a debt to the IRS would help your credit rating a lot.So long as the lawyer doesn't cost more than he saves you there's no downside,assuming he is able to do what you hire to do.
It should not affect your credit rating. Discuss the situation with your bank and have it changed and monitor your credit report. If you see an error, report it immediately. In the report, you will be able to issue a statement on why the account was overdrawn and it will be removed.
The average range of car interest rates will vary depending on your credit rating. Someone with an excellent rating should be able to get an interest rate of 2.99%. Those that have a bad credit rating could be quoted rates as high as 19%.
There are a few ways you can get a credit card with little or no credit. Check the websites I've added. They should be able to explain in detail.