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Category: Debt

How to Improve Your Credit Scores After Chapter 7 Bankruptcy

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Increase Credit Scores After Chapter 7

Do you wonder how to improve your credit scores after Chapter 7 bankruptcy? You should understand how a Chapter 7 bankruptcy works. After that, you’ll see that this kind of bankruptcy won’t kill your chances of earning high credit scores at all. With some prudent and frugal moves, you can get back on track towards enjoying high credit scores and

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Credit Score Rankings, Explanations, and an Infographic

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Creidt Score Rankings and Explanations Infographic

Credit Score Rankings Explained   Certainly, you’ve heard people mention a bad credit score or a good credit score; however, you may not know what these actually mean. Even more, you may not know how you should classify your own credit score. Most of all, you might not understand how landlords, lenders, utility companies, or even insurers will view your

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What Type of Debt Should You Pay Off First?

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Just last year, U.S. News and World Report published survey results that suggested the average amount of credit card debt in U.S. households is at least $15,000. For a country with a median wage of just about $26,000 and household income is a little over $50,000, that’s really a high debt level. Besides credit cards, other common household debts include

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Should You Pay Off Your Mortgage Quickly?

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Most people who plan to stay in their home dream of the day that they can burn their mortgage. Imagine the luxury of living in a house that is owned free and clear of any debt. There is no doubt that it will provide some security and reduce monthly fixed costs. Of course, the faster a mortgage gets payed off,

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Credit Card Payoff Strategies: Mr. Spock vs. Captain Kirk

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Anybody who has ever suffered with the burden of high-interest debt, particularly unsecured debt, knows that the burden can suck all of the joy out of life, not to mention how it can suck disposable income. There are plenty of good reasons to make a resolution to reduce balances on credit cards, but it’s obviously easier to preach about than

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