Sentences with phrase «put on their credit»

So she put it on her credit card and paid it off when she could.

To do so, they and others paid $ 150,000 in bribes via the church to Gross, its pastor, in exchange for facilitating Murgio's takeover and arranging for Lebedev and others to be put on the credit union's board, prosecutors said.

Instead, they would have to put it on a credit card and pay it off over time, borrow from friends or family, or simply not cover it at all.»

They do this by putting it all on credit cards.

All put on my credit card but who cares.

I would either just not buy things I wanted... or worse — I would put it on credit with the intention of paying it off.

Putting them on a credit card - sized «pledge card» was borrowed from Bill Clinton's Democratic Party.

Screw it, I'll just put it on my credit card.»

Please tell me you don't put them on a credit card.

What happens next is only surmised, for the next scene takes place the morning after in the luxurious suite Stu reluctantly put on his credit card.

So by the time we went to Ricart Ford to make a purchase they had to work really hard to get our rate down with the bank all because of the Multiple hard inquiries that they put on our credit.

They let me put it on a credit card.

They tried to persuade me to purchase a pricey marketing package by suggesting me to borrow money from family and friends or put it on a credit card.

In the meantime, the collector can't collect on the debt or put it on your credit report until the proof has been sent.

Instead of giving you back a percentage of each charge you put on the credit card, these rewards programs allow you to earn points.

For example, you earn $ 35,000 a year, but in order to get an Amex credit line of $ 10,000, you put on your credit application that you earn $ 100,000 a year.

And that means it's important for U.S. service members and veterans to consider what charges, if any, they should put on a credit card.

Tip # 2: Earning points can be done with anything you can put on a credit card.

Alternately, is it worth taking out a relatively short - term 401k loan to make part of the down payment (so as to maintain cash on hand for other moving expenses), rather than putting them on credit cards?

There is even a 1/12 chance that you could put it on a credit card and pay off within the month (vs a 1/60 chance if all of your money is locked up for 5 years).

If you have a major purchase coming up and you don't want it to drive up your credit utilization, putting it on a credit card with NPSL may be a good idea.

For example, if you need new tires and don't have the cash to buy them, you'll have to put them on a credit card.

You'll want to consider using your card for expenses that you might not normally put on your credit card, and even adding an authorized user.

When you include a few splurges along the way, you could easily spend another $ 1,000 to $ 2,000, which has to come from savings or be put on your credit card.

A purchase rate is the interest rate charged on regular purchases put on a credit card.

However, if you put it on a credit card, and have a relatively low minimum payment, all of a sudden, that $ 5,000 seems affordable.

Before your taxes become extremely delinquent, look at your option to put it on your credit card.

Then show the picture to someone who loves you enough to tell you the truth, and if there's a consensus that the purchase is worth the price, go back and get it (assuming you're not putting it on credit!).

I signed an ageeement, called to cancel a week later and they said I must pay and now they have put it on my credit report.

Or put it on a credit card if you have one.

Being debt free will mean never having to stay up late at night in tears, wondering how much more of my life I could put on credit.

As such, home repairs, car repairs, medical expenses, and most anything else can be put on credit for up to 30 days with no interest, which is far longer than is needed to liquidate any kind of stock or mutual fund.

Debt usually starts small, with a few reasonable expenses put on credit — but it can grow... Read more»

Person B puts it on the credit card, gets the points, increases their credit score, and then immediately pays it off, so neither person is paying any interest.

Putting it all on a credit card to pay off later is an awful idea.

Applying for a new credit card means that an inquiry will be put on your credit report.

Write it down on a post-it and put it on your credit and debit cards, put it on your fridge as well as your bathroom mirror.

Sometimes I have to choose between adding money to my savings or putting it on my credit card.

Never let a creditor tell you they can not delete something they put on your credit report.

But it's hardly as easy as calling them up and saying «Please believe that I've always paid my rent on time, and put it on my credit report.»

When using it, you never have to worry about which charges you are putting on your credit card, and redeeming your rewards miles is simple and straightforward.

So you put it on your credit card.

Did either actually report to a consumer reporting agency (e.g. put on your credit report), and if so, which?

The world runs on credit, if you bought a new phone, you put it on credit, if you bought a couch, you put it on credit and for buying a house, you will require a good credit.

Looking for a bit of flexibility to help pay off unexpected bills, or pay for something you can't put on your credit card?

Some creditors may also ask for a note to be put on your credit reference file to say you are on a DMP.

This money was to pay some work expenses I put on my credit card.

3 months later they put on my credit report that I was delinquent in my payments and took a 60 point hit on my credit score.

If I could put it on the credit card and pay it off within a month or two I'd do it.

But your debt has probably risen (due to high interest, job layoff, unexpected expenses put on the credit card).