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January 25, 2012

How do I fix a poor credit rating that has things on it from years ago? What is the first thing I should do?

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Question by modification: How do I pickle a homeless recognition valuation that has thing on it from year ago? What is the former situation I should do?


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Answer by Ask M
www.creditinfocenter.com



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October 10, 2011

How should I go about raising my credit rating?

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Question by Isendar: How should I go about lift my recognition valuation?
About 8 months ago, I applied for a recognition card. I use it religiously about 3-5 times a month (usually about $ 20/month) so that I tin raise my recognition rating. I currently have Capital One so the APR is quite level (Mine’s at 21.50% flop now). I had 2 mishaps where I was unable to pay the $ 10 skeleton payment. I owed over $ 400 (My recognition limit) and now I just payed $ 100 of it. I’ll be done paying it off by the end of this month. My question is: How can I A: repair the impairment i’ve done to my credit and B: go about raising my rating?. I inquired with the 3 lead recognition evaluation company (Equifax and others) as to my recognition rating and they all state that my recognition rating was inconclusive. Does this have to do with the fact that I just established my credit 8 months ago or the fact that this year is the former yr i’ll be submission taxes with the IRS? I’m really clueless when it comes to credit and so are my parents. Any info would be succeeder!

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Answer by caliw1983
Anytime you brand a late payment on anything it is recorded on your recognition. They outdo way to hike your credit hit is to brand sure you don’t make late payments on any of your bills. And any outstanding collections you may have asked to be payed of. You will not see a change overnight. This will take 6 to 12 month to mend.



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