Sentences with phrase «open lines of credit such»

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Reports also include important information such as the number of open lines, maximum credit, judgments, and payment trends.

Each of the major credit bureaus uses its own formula, but factors such as how long you've been in business, your credit utilization, and the lines of credit you have opened in the last six months are likely to affect your score.

If your business has uneven cash flow, a line of credit can offer open - ended access to cash for ongoing needs such as seasonal payroll or inventory management.

«Remember,» says Foguth, «that the equity in your home that you earn earlier is only good for cash when you sell or borrow,» such as when you open a cash - out refinance or home equity line of credit.

Simultaneously, he or she opens a second mortgage, such as a home equity line of credit (HELOC) for 10 % of the purchase price.

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Information we obtain to verify representations made to us by you — such as your creditors, outstanding loans, or open lines of credit with others; and,

An open credit line that can be borrowed against, such as a home equity line of credit or most commonly, the way a credit card functions.

Then, once her cards are paid off, she should open new lines of credit — such as gas cards — and not use them.

In the filing we referenced, Allstate describes factors such as «Number of 30 days Past Due Payments in the Past Year» or «The Current Amount Due» which is your outstanding balance for all open credit lines.

They base the score on factors such as your open credit lines, your credit history, your monthly payments and pay - offs and a variety of other factor.

It will look at factors such as opening a new credit card, adding a new loan, adding credit inquiries, increasing your credit line on one credit card, increasing or decreasing your credit card balances, the effect of past due credit card balances, and more.

All three take information from your credit history, such as number of lines of credit currently open, number of inquiries for credit in the past two years, etc and come up with a credit score based on all this information.

However, your credit score could still be adversely affected by bankruptcy, collections, foreclosures, liens, late payments, credit inquiries (such as applying for a credit card), open lines of credit and outstanding debt.

«Remember,» says Foguth, «that the equity in your home that you earn earlier is only good for cash when you sell or borrow,» such as when you open a cash - out refinance or home equity line of credit.

Even those new to credit should avoid opening too many credit lines at the same time, since such behavior could suggest they are in financial trouble by needing significant access to lots of credit.

Include everything such as auto loans, existing home mortgage, lines of credit, open credit cards with and without balances and any other debts you might owe.

However, your credit score could still be adversely affected by bankruptcy, collections, foreclosures, liens, late payments, credit inquiries (such as applying for a credit card), open lines of credit and outstanding debt.

Simultaneously, he or she opens a second mortgage, such as a home equity line of credit (HELOC) for 10 % of the purchase price.