Sentences with phrase «denied credit»

Should he be denied credit for the greatness of his baseball career?

This right is independent of whether or not you have been denied credit.

If you've been turned down for credit, you're entitled to a free credit report, and the company that denied you credit must tell you where they obtained your credit information and provide you the contact information so you can get a copy of it.

I had never in my life been denied a credit card.

They'll get pissed that they've been denied a credit card despite a high FICO score, and they won't touch these banks again with a 10 - foot pole if they can help it.

The way it was explained to me was that some people with great personal credit ratings start new businesses, and the lack of a banking history means the business itself is denied credit.

If you are denied the credit card, you might qualify for the store card, which is similar but can only be used in Walmart stores.

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Having a low score doesn't mean you'll be denied credit, but you'll pay more for it.

You have the right to have incorrect or incomplete information corrected or removed from your report and to receive notice when you are denied credit or employment based on the contents of your credit report.

A person could have an excellent credit score today, but still be denied credit.

You can also get free copies if you are denied credit or insurance as a result of what's reported.

You can receive a free copy of your report once per year, or if you've been denied credit in the last 60 days.

This has denied credit to financially distressed borrowers,» he says.

The industry has attempted to rebut these statistics by claiming that fewer than 3 % of credit reports are inaccurate; however, it reached this statistic by counting only those credit reports in which the consumer: (1) was denied credit; (2) requested a copy of their credit report; (3) filed a dispute; and (4) the dispute resulted in a reversal of the original decision to deny credit.45 Thus, the industry's statistic did not include inaccuracies in the credit reports of consumers who did not apply for or were denied credit, had not filed a dispute, or who did not seek a reversal of the original denial of credit.

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You are also entitled to a free copy within 60 days of being denied credit from the CRC that supplied the lender with your report.

A statement that a nominal charge may be imposed on the consumer by the consumer reporting agency for a copy of the consumer report containing all information in the consumer's file, if the consumer has not been denied credit within 30 days from receipt of the consumer's request;

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Being denied credit solely on your age is illegal.

Also, people over the age of 62 can not be denied credit merely because they are not eligible for insurance on the credit.

The Equal Credit Opportunity Act protects individuals from being denied credit because of their age.

Don't feel bad if you are denied credit.

«If you, the buyer, have been denied credit within the last sixty days, you may obtain a free copy of the consumer credit report from the consumer reporting agency.

You can also order free credit reports if you've been denied credit in the past 60 days, you are unemployed or on welfare, and your report has inaccurate information due to fraud.

The bureaus are also required by law to give you free credit report if you have been denied credit in the past 60 days or your credit report has inaccurate information due to fraud.

In fact, whenever you are denied credit, the lender or credit card company must give you a legal and valid reason for the denial.

That couple of hours you take to correct a billing error or negotiate a payment plan can save you big headaches later on, such as being denied credit because of a delinquency on your credit report, says Winkfield.

Miller's troubles began in 2009, according to her complaint, when she was denied credit from Huybbard Bank based on her Equifax credit report.

If you've been told you were denied credit because of an «insufficient credit file» or «no credit file» and you have accounts with creditors that don't appear in your credit file, you might consider asking your creditors to begin reporting your credit information to credit bureaus.

Know that issuers are required by law to provide you with reasons why you were denied credit.

Basically what they are saying is «We denied you credit because you aren't using your cards enough.

If you are denied credit, don't fret.

We also denied your credit because you are using your cards too much.»

Additionally, 2 percent of people who said their credit scores were higher than 750 also said they had been denied a credit card.

A study by the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) found that almost one in four credit reports contains errors that are serious enough to cause a consumer to be denied credit, a loan, an apartment, or even a job.

If you were denied a credit card due to a low credit score, and you understand why, you can start taking steps to improve it before filling out any new applications.

Even if they did, no one denied credit because of a low score could find out why they had flunked, or what they could do to improve their score.

Now if a consumer is denied credit, that consumer has to be given the identity of the credit bureau or credit bureaus that provided the information to the lender.

You need to consider the fact that if someone needs a co-signer, it's because they've already been denied credit on their own and are considered a high risk.»

If you are being forced to turn to expensive alternative high cost borrowing options designed for bad credit borrowers because you have been denied credit, this is not a good way to solve your credit problem either.

Although I was only 24 years old (at the time), I had been professionally employed for almost 4 years and I had a decent income, how in the world could I be denied credit?

Young businesses will likely find that it can be difficult to build business credit when they're consistently being denied credit due to little or no credit history.

I believe all will provide a copy free if you havebeen denied credit on the basis of the credit report they supplied, but not if you «vebeen denied credit based upon what another has provided.

You may not be denied credit just because you receive Social Security or public assistance (such as Aid to Families with Dependent Children).

If you are denied credit or not offered the best rate available because of inaccuracies in your credit report, be sure to dispute the inaccurate information with the credit reporting company.

Consumers are entitled to receive a free copy of their credit report annually and any time they have been denied credit for a period of up to 60 days.