Sentences with phrase «surprising number of credit»

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That is, if you're buying a pair of sneakers online, there is no reason that a business should be asking for your birth date, social security number, annual income, copies of your ID or credit card, and so on (you'd be surprised by how many online businesses ask for these things).

It's kind of surprising how much data is there, but it includes everything from check - ins to chat conversations, credit card numbers you've saved, phone numbers, photos and more.

The French international has been central to his side's push for a surprise Premier League title win, prompting a number of superlatives to be credited to his name.

The film offers a few surprises (as per routine with a Marvel movie, stay for the end credits), a good number of sight gags, and a full - bodied exploration of a fringe player in the comic book domain.

Credit scores are a three - digit - number that can decide a surprising number of aspects in your daily life.

How your creditors and credit bureaus use your ITIN / SSN While clearly an important piece of the personally identifiable information that helps companies know who you are, you might be surprised to know that the Social Security number's importance as a driver of credit reporting and scoring accuracy is often overstated.

Your credit report can impact a surprising number of things in your life - beyond just deciding whether you qualify for a loan.

It sounds simple, but a surprising number of people fail to remember that not paying on time means that their interest rates go up and their credit score plummets.

Although the majority of Americans own at least one credit card, a surprising number of people struggle with basic information about the terms,...

He says a surprising number of people simply walk into a dealership and say, «Hi, I have no credit, and I want to buy a car.»

As you probably already know, the recent data breach of the credit bureau Equifax has exposed the personal information of over 143 million Americans.1 Likely to be included in that group is a surprising number of college... Read Article about How the Equifax breach can affect college students

A surprising number of businesses are interested in your credit report and score and not just for financial purposes.

You may be surprised at the number of ways credit impacts your business.

A surprising number of people around the country spend far more than they can afford every month, simply because they can buy items on credit.

But when you consider the number of people that use credit cards, it should not surprise you while the reported amount on credit card fraud can be staggering.

As you probably already know, the recent data breach of the credit bureau Equifax has exposed the personal information of over 143 million Americans.1 Likely to be included in that group is a surprising number of college students.

The poll results suggest that a surprising number of people are seemingly immune to credit card marketing.

It's not surprising that Chase is using one of its credit cards to promote the use of its own mobile payment service but what the bank really needs to do is expand the number of places the service can be used.

The ongoing decline in the number of late payments has surprised analysts who expected credit card delinquencies — late payments by 30 days or more — to increase this year after falling to record lows in 2013.

Bloomberg just published an article detailing the increase in credit card usage in the US and some of the numbers are pretty interesting, although not very surprising to me.

The general director of Credit Karma, Jagit Chawla, states given the low reporting of bitcoin adoption among their clients, it is not surprising only a small number of people had reported their cryptocurrency gains.