Sentences with phrase «fairly high credit»

If you're good about paying your bills on time, you should have a fairly high credit score, perhaps a 720 or higher.

One thing to consider is that their lenders require a fairly high credit score in order for borrowers to qualify for student loan refinance.

Of course, you're required to have a fairly high credit rating (660 or higher) in order to qualify for loans in this network.

First, it allows for a fairly high credit line: The maximum deposit is $ 4,900 (minimum $ 300).

Most loans also carried fairly high credit score minimums.

Not exact matches

The Starwood Preferred Guest ® American Express Luxury Card's most attractive feature is its high rewards earnings on all purchases, which is fairly uncommon among co-branded credit cards.

You'll need to have an excellent credit score and be a fairly high spender to get your hands on The Platinum Card ® from American Express.

Picture quality improves considerably as soon as the director's credit is off the screen, and stays at a fairly high level for the duration, with adequate (not exceptional) shadow detail.

It's also important to make sure your accounts are current and that your level of available credit is fairly high in relation to your debt.

In - house merchants will typically have a fairly large credit department and are exclusively store credit cards, which usually aren't great deals to begin with as they typically come with much higher rates than traditional credit cards.

Despite following his party line fairly well, he is also a believer in tax credits for higher education and went on to introduce legislation to improve the tax credit system.

Though credit standards remain fairly high, there are things you can do to improve your ability to qualify for a refinance loan.

I know when we spoke over the phone, you mentioned that you were having some issues with large credit card balances and a mortgage payment that was fairly high?

I have a bunch of credit cards with no balance, while others have fairly high balances.

By the time you're ready to focus on paying off the Toyota, you will have paid off the Dodge ($ 386 / month), signature loan ($ 87), and several other high - interest credit cards with fairly high monthly payments.

My credit score is fairly high — it drifts between 740 and 760 each month, but I would like to have it consistently above 760.

Your business expenditures in non-bonus categories will have to be fairly high, in order to justify getting a flat rate 2 % cash back credit card.

The following portfolio review presents the final 10 fairly - valued research candidates in order of highest S&P credit rating to lowest.

Like other high - yield credit union checking accounts, Bellco Boost Interest Checking demands a fairly high number of monthly debit card transactions to earn the top rate of 2.25 %.

Direct recognition companies, which allow the margin rate to be locked, tend to be favorable and illustrate better in a higher interest rate environment due to the fact that rising loan rates could exceed dividend crediting rates fairly quickly.

Personal loan — If you have a large amount of credit card debt, and they all have fairly high - interest rates, consider a personal loan.

In general, the credit card debt will have a fairly high interest rate and getting it paid off sooner rather than later is a good thing.

The PayPal Mastercard offers a very large range of APRs — cardholders with excellent credit could get a fairly reasonable APR of 17.24 percent, but for cardholders with lower credit score, the APR could be as high as 28.24 percent, which is extremely high.

With a fairly high interest rate and severe limitations on where it can be used, the Macy's Credit Card is really only a great deal for those who frequently shop (and spend) at Macy's.

In the wide world of store cards, you can expect to see fairly high interest rates, but the TJX Rewards Credit Card takes it a little too far, charging a massive 27.99 % APR for new purchases.

Those with fair credit may have fairly short credit histories, a few fairly recent negative items (like delinquent payments), or a particularly high credit utilization rate.

Although Discover's best APRs and highest limits go to the most qualified applicants, the issuer has fairly flexible credit requirements for a prime credit card issuer.

This cycle continued throughout the entire game — and to its credit, I think it ends on a fairly high note.

Given that, if one wants freedom of choice and an efficient market, shouldn't one accept a market solution (tax / credit or analogous system based on public costs, applied strategically to minimize paperwork (don't tax residential utility bills — apply upstream instead), applied approximately fairly to both be fair and encourage an efficient market response (don't ignore any significant category, put all sources of the same emission on equal footing; if cap / trade, allow some exchange between CO2 and CH4, etc, based CO2 (eq); include ocean acidification, etc.), allowing some approximation to that standard so as to not get very high costs in dealing with small details and also to address the biggest, most - well understood effects and sources first (put off dealing with the costs and benifits of sulphate aerosols, etc, until later if necessary — but get at high - latitude black carbon right away)?

Those factors can change fairly quickly, so if you are hit with high insurance rates one year, and it happened to be the year you had maxed out all your cards, and had to get a new car, so were applying for credit a lot, 6 months to a year later your insurance credit score could change completely when things settle down.

«While consumer optimism on [mortgage credit accessibility] is as high as we've seen in the survey's seven - year history, it's worth nothing that this record is relative to the fairly tight standards in place post-crisis,» Duncan says.

Let's further assume that my credit score is merely average, and my debt ratios are fairly high.