Sentences with phrase «most negative items on a credit report»

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Negative items remain on your credit report for seven years plus 180 days from the time the account went into its most recent delinquency.

Most negative items and accounts can only stay on your credit report a maximum of seven years (certain bankruptcies are 10 years), after which time they should automatically come off of your reports.

Next to basic late payments, small collection accounts are some of the most common negative item we see on credit reports.

Most negative items stay on your credit report for seven years from the time they are reported by your creditor.

I recommend to start with the powerful Premier level in order to deal in the most efficient way with the «heavy» negative items on your credit report.

But most credit repair companies can tackle any type of negative item on your report, so don't assume you can't be helped if you have a foreclosure or bankruptcy.

What's most likely to happen is that the credit repair company will urge you to get your credit report from the credit bureau, in order for them to challenge negative items on the report.