federal loans didn't check my credit or anything - it didn't seem to matter at all. it was all about need; you tell them your income and your family's income (unless you're at least 24 or are married or are going to grad school or maybe other circumstances where they only consider your own income). see fafsa.ed.gov to apply. but remember that you actually have to pay it all back. which sucks. it's super flexible, but you still have to pay this incredible amount of money. Ok, What if you don't have need because Parents make > $100,000 per year? Federal loans won't give you all the money you need. Limits are too low.
Not enough info given. HAve you been paying the cards off (or most of it) monthly? How bad is your credit now? 3lines of credit in a yr is pretty extreme. slow down, roncho.
The theater was closed, but we didn't have enough money to see the movie anyway.
Yes, if your credit rating has improved enough to get a loan approval on your own.Yes, if your credit rating has improved enough to get a loan approval on your own.Yes, if your credit rating has improved enough to get a loan approval on your own.Yes, if your credit rating has improved enough to get a loan approval on your own.
Yes, as long as you have a good enough credit rating to qualify for the mortgage.Yes, as long as you have a good enough credit rating to qualify for the mortgage.Yes, as long as you have a good enough credit rating to qualify for the mortgage.Yes, as long as you have a good enough credit rating to qualify for the mortgage.
long enough to get your mail there and long enough to establish agreements with your landlord (if you rent).
You simply need to have credit. If you are 16-18 and do not believe that you have any credit history, you may try to get a credit card, buy things, then make your payments on time and that should immediately give you credit. If you're under 18, it's probably not going to be easy to establish credit though. Perhaps visit the car dealership and ask them if they have any ideas. I suppose you could also save enough money for the car.
In short it means that you have one or both of the following problems: 1.) You haven't paid off enough debt in a timely manner for a company to trust you to pay back any debt you may incur or 2.) You haven't established credit. The easiest way to establish credit is to get a credit card and and pay back the debt when its due on the credit card statement is due not in bulk.
It is probably best to save up enough money to pay for the start up fee. I am not able to get a credit card either. It is very hard.
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