Poor Credit Credit Cards - 3 Tips to Getting Approved Just
a few black marks on your credit report — a couple of late payments, an account that's been «charged off» — can be enough for creditors and lenders to consider you a «high risk» customer.
Not exact matches
Once a
few payments have been missed it not only reflects negatively
on the individuals
credit report as
black marks but will often result in an increased interest rate as well as additional penalties for over-the-limit balances and late payments.
If you have a
few months to spare, purge your DMV record of
black marks like tickets and accidents, and work
on boosting your
credit score by paying off debt and going over your
credit reports from the 3 bureaus (TransUnion, Experian, and Equifax) with a fine - toothed comb.
Even if it was as simple as being a
few days late with your
credit card payment, it leaves a
black mark on your
credit report that drops your score significantly and serves as a huge warning flag for future creditors.
If you have a
few months to spare, purge your DMV record of
black marks like tickets and accidents, and work
on boosting your
credit score by paying off debt and going over your
credit reports from the 3 bureaus (TransUnion, Experian, and Equifax) with a fine - toothed comb.