Sentences with phrase «payments to credit bureaus comes»

The gold standard for reporting late payments to credit bureaus comes from the Credit Reporting Resource Guide, a standardized way for creditors to comply with federal law.

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Some credit issuers report a late payment right away to credit bureaus, while others will wait for several days to a few weeks to report to see if you're going to make the payment before the next bill comes around.

When your landlord cashes the check, the money comes out of your account like usual, and we report your payment to all three credit bureaus.

While they come with high fees, high interest rates and low limits, these cards report your repayment history to the major credit bureaus each month, so as you make on - time payments, your credit score will improve — to the extent you won't need the secured card anymore (they aren't the most advantageous out there), or the card issuer will let you convert to a regular card (usually after 12 to 18 months).

I did I kept my payments on time it was other things that I had in the credit bureau that needed to come off.