If you find yourself in a hardship where you can not pay your title loan it may be tempting to walk away — they don't
count against your credit score, right?
If you have multiple credit inquiries from these types of loans, the inquiries may only count as (1) inquiry
against your credit scores if the inquiries were done within a 30 day period.
Deferments and loan forgiveness don't count and won't count
against your credit score.
If you pile on various store credit cards, it can count
against your credit score.
In addition, having a lower credit score reduces your chance of being approved for finance, but every time you are rejected for a loan it counts
against your credit score — having a bad score can be a never ending cycle that costs you money.
If you are using most of your available credit, it counts
against your credit score.
Additionally, new lines of credit will actually count
against the credit score and could negatively impact an individual's ability to get a home or auto loan.
Whether you are accepted or rejected for the offer, each inquiry made counts
against your credit score.
It seems crazy that that should count
against your credit score.
You need not worry about soft inquiries as they do not count
against your credit score.