It’s a beautiful sunny Saturday, and you and your loved one are out driving with your realtor. She shows you a house; you immediately fall in love. But in the back of your mind, you worry. Will you be able to get a mortgage for this lovely place? Will the interest rate be too high? [...]
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The Credit Score Rating Scale
April 21st, 2010 
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No Comments »Instant Online FICO Score Credit Rating
April 16th, 2010 admin Your FICO score is the same as your credit score. It ranges from 300 -850, the higher the FICO score the better. This means that a higher FICO score makes your financial reputation appear less risky to banks, resulting in you higher chances of lower interest on your loans. This rating is most frequently used [...]
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April 7th, 2010 admin The key to repairing your bad credit is the Credit Dispute Letter. You’ve put so much effort (probably a lot of cash too) into eliminating old debts and creating good credit but if you want to rewrite history, credit-wise, you’ve got to convince the credit bureaus to take the eraser to your past. Getting the [...]
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