Sentences with phrase «paying their bills on time typically»

Before the 2008 financial crisis, consumers who didn't have enough cash to pay their bills on time typically chose to pay their mortgages first and let their credit card bills slide.

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While the inquiries typically fall off your credit report in two years, their slight damage will be erased long before then if you continue to pay your bills on time.

If you typically pay bills on time but were late just once, ask your credit card company or lender to reach out to the credit bureaus and remove your delinquent payment from your credit report.

To boost your credit score — lenders typically like to see a score of at least 580 — pay bills on time and maintain low balances on credit cards.

Typically, an individual that does not pay their bill on - time is a genuine mistake.

The minimum penalty is typically an additional fee of up to 75 % of whatever you didn't pay (on top of paying the original tax bill in full) but this can go as high as $ 250,000 and even jail time.

Higher credit limits are typically offered to people with the highest credit scores for a simple reason — they're considered the most likely to pay their bill on time and not default.