How Michigan Consumers Can Build Good Credit Scores Without Using Credit Cards
For Michigan consumers who don’t want to use credit cards, there are other ways to build good credit scores. Here are a few tips to get you started.
For Michigan consumers who don’t want to use credit cards, there are other ways to build good credit scores. Here are a few tips to get you started.
It’s important for Arizona consumers to know how late payments affect credit scores if they’re trying to build, rebuild, or maintain good credit.
During the holiday shopping season, retailers push store credit cards extra hard. Right now, most consumers in Illinois and other U.S. states are spending more than usual and making bigger purchases. Therefore, when offered 20%-30% off for opening a store credit card, many consumers are tempted to say, “yes.” However, signing up for a store [...]
Here are a few possible reasons why Arizona consumers have sky-high credit card debt right now – and a few tips on how to bring balances down.
Believe it or not, New York consumers might see their credit scores drop if their credit limits are missing from their credit reports.
Florida consumers don’t have to wait for the credit bureaus to fix flawed credit reporting policies. They can get clean credit reports right NOW.
Bankruptcy normally leaves you with damaged credit, but Michigan consumers can start a credit repair plan during bankruptcy or right after discharge.
This holiday season, California consumers should be on the lookout for credit card scammers disguised as delivery personnel. Don’t get scammed.
New York consumers with bad credit can rent an apartment while working to repair their credit scores. Here are some tips on how to do both.
Chapter 7 bankruptcy filers in Florida may wonder about future homebuying options. Luckily, post-bankruptcy homeownership is possible with a realistic plan.
California consumers with insurance are often surprised at the amount of medical debt created by surprise bills from ambulance companies.
Now that the smoke has cleared, fewer Minnesota consumers are panicked about the Equifax data breach of 2017, but they should still be concerned.
Some credit mistakes are obvious. For example, if an Illinois consumer stops making car payments long enough for their vehicle to get repossessed, the resulting credit score drop shouldn’t come as a surprise. However, consumers in Illinois often make accidental credit mistakes that lead to lower credit scores and loan denials. Unfortunately, they may not [...]
Pennsylvania lenders may pull FICO scores or VantageCredit credit scores, so consumers should know the major differences between these two scoring models.
Ohio consumers can now enjoy the convenience of purchasing lottery tickets with credit cards at vending machines, but they should do so carefully.