By easysolu2n on Feb 3, 2010 in Credit Repair Articles | 0 Comments
In the past years, various methods of credit scoring were used to calculate individual credit score. It used to be that credit score was mostly determined by the number of credit cards owned, the frequency of credit card charges, and the cardholder’s capability to pay off these charges. Consequently, those who do not own credit cards may be regarded as a poor candidate for credit. As a result, people who cannot qualify for loans may have little choice but to seek out subprime lenders.
By easysolu2n on Jan 20, 2010 in Credit Repair Articles | 0 Comments
Credit cards are associated with different costs. Aside from the interest rate, the annual fee is the most prominent among credit card charges. In this article, we’ll be focusing on the annual fee of a credit card, what they are and why credit card issuers impose them. By taking up on these issues, you can better decide for yourself whether annual fees are good or bad by the end of this article.
By easysolu2n on Mar 15, 2009 in Credit Repair Articles | 2 Comments
Can you really stop the process of foreclosure? The truth is, it would be a lot more difficult to stop foreclosure once your bank or lending company has already filed to start the process. Once you’re sent the Notice of Default, you’ll be racing against time to save your property. In this article, let’s talk [...]