Sentences with phrase «greater damage to a credit»

But bankruptcy is often a better option than allowing debts to continue to accumulate, which can do even greater damage to a credit rating.

Not exact matches

* 2 OWNER CAR * CLEAN CARFAX * - LOADED SLE V6 - CLEAN TITLE - TIMING BELT JUST DONE - RUNS EXCELLENT - ABS BRAKES, ALLOY WHEELS AND SIDE AIRBAGS - SUNROOF AND LEATHER INTERIOR (GREAT SHAPE)- There is some cosmetic damage outside (nothing huge, but there)- There is an emissions hose causing a check engine light here and there, car runs fine, passes smog, but this is the reason the price is so cheap - NO FINANCING DUE TO AGE / MILES / PRICE OF THE CAR (Check w. your credit union for a personal loan maybe?)

Contacting your lender quickly can minimize damage to your credit scores while helping you qualify for a greater range of assistance options.

If you close the card, damage your score and end up needing to apply for more credit down the road, you might not get as great a card as the one you previously closed.

Probably one of the greatest risks of utilizing a credit card arbitrage plan is the potential damage to your credit score.

The more high balances you have on your cards, the greater the damage might be to your overall credit score.

Secured credit cards are a great way to establish or help repair a damaged credit rating.

A person that is damaged by a credit services organization's violation of this chapter may: (1) bring an action to recover the greater of two (2) times the amount of actual damages or one thousand dollars ($ 1,000) and attorney's fees; and (2) bring an action against the bond or irrevocable letter of credit required under section 8 of this chapter to recover an amount equal to the person's actual damages.

What I always tell young people is that college is great but don't go by any means, make sure you won't damage your life with student loans, you'll be told they won't effect your credit and they won't to a certain extent but lenders will look at it when you want to borrow for a home loan.

Damage to your credit is greater than that of a short sale.

Furthermore, the Great Recession has seen additional damage to worker's credit histories from foreclosures, slashed credit lines on credit cards, and other fallout from the economic crisis.

While a hard check usually has a low impact on your credit score overall, multiple hard checks add up to greater damage, and some lenders won't consider your application if you've got too many in the past six or 12 months.

They want to be more likely to be approved for a great card and less likely to damage their credit.

Image outlining the damage to different sections of the Great Barrier Reef (Credit: Terry Hughes / ARC Centre of Excellence for Coral Reef Studies)

On top of directly losing money, your credit status can be damaged and it can take a great deal of time and expense to restore your good name.

On top of directly losing money, your credit status can be damaged and it can take a great deal of time and expense to restore... [more]

Becoming insured as a renter is a great way to protect you and your belongings in the event of damage, injuries to other family members not living with you, or even unauthorized credit card purchases.