Posted March 21st, 2010
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Li asked: I am thinking of those who do not have a credit card and pay for everything by check and cash. How is their credit rated? Is it based on a loan for example (car, student, etc.) and what if it is their first time applying for such a loan? How is their credit history looked at then? What if someone is applying for an apartment rental and does now own a credit card?
I have always wondered this.
Also, some people, after having paid off their debt, switch to using cash or check only, but apparently no activity at all on your credit card accounts isn’t good either.
Any input?
Tags: Apartment Rental, Build Credit, Credit History
Posted in Credit | 8 Comments »
Posted February 15th, 2010
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HKR4444 asked: How much should i charge on my secured credit card to get the best credit rating?
I can charge up to $500 on my secured credit card and want to know how much should I charge on my secured credit card to get the best credit rating. I need to build credit because I got none.
I’ll be paying it off every month.
I’m wondering how much I should charge on my secured credit card every month out of my $500 maximum.
Tags: Build Credit, Charge Card, Maximum
Posted in Credit | 5 Comments »
Posted January 11th, 2010
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sayyeahh asked: I am attempting to build a positve credit rating and I need a card that reports to the credit bureau, but will allow me to obtain it without a credit check. HELP?
Tags: Build Credit, Credit Check, Credit Rating
Posted in Credit | 6 Comments »
Posted November 20th, 2009
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ersan b asked: I preferably need a studen credit card (to build up my credit-seeing as how I do not have any line of credit). I just need to know which credit cards/student credit cards instantly approve/deny you or at least you find out some sort of answer within a few hours.
Tags: Build Credit, Cards Credit, Credit Card
Posted in Credit | 11 Comments »
Posted November 16th, 2009
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alilley07 asked: I am only getting a credit card so that I can make small purchases and pay them off right away to build my credit. Please do not lecture me on how to use a credit card, I am already fully aware. I just want to know which credit cards have the lowest rates for an eighteen year old with no credit. Thanks in advance!
If you are just going to answer “none’ don’t bother.
Tags: Build Credit, Build My Credit, Thanks In Advance
Posted in Credit | 11 Comments »
Posted February 27th, 2009
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I got my new sin number recently, and also I have bad credit score when I was international status in Canada.
With my new sin, I applied my hsbc bank golden master card and it’s approved.. How is these situation to be? I am confused.
Can I cancle my first credit card and used my new credit card to build up my new credit? How’s my old credit history?
Thank you for your answer!
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Tags: Build Credit, Credit Card, Master Card
Posted in Credit | 2 Comments »
Posted February 16th, 2009
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stepcmpb asked:
My mother just decided to start paying her bills with a credit card to help build her credit history. Is that a good idea?
Tags: Build Credit, Credit Help, Credit History
Posted in Credit | 6 Comments »
Posted February 16th, 2009
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Kumu asked:
I need to build-up my credit score. I realised the importance of it very late .And now it is hard to find some financial body who is interested to provide credit card to me . So I thought of buying the master card, the pre-paid one. As I received it I found it has not my name printed on it. Now , I am sceptical if it can really help me to build my credit score.Is there any card that I can buy to serve my purpose ?
Tags: Build Credit, Build My Credit, Credit Card
Posted in Credit | 9 Comments »
Posted February 11th, 2009
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Like if you don’t have good credit for instance from mis-paid bills and such, and you are offered a credit card from credit company that accepts you even with bad credit. Does it help you re-build it?
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Tags: Build Credit, Credit Card, Credit Company
Posted in Credit | 8 Comments »