Sentences with phrase «to have something removed from one's credit report»

You can dispute the second two items on this list, and probably have them removed from your credit reports.

If you find errors in your credit report, you can dispute the negative listings and potentially have them removed from your credit report.

If the credit union agrees to release your dad from co-signership, do you know if they will also have it removed from his credit report?

To reach an 800 credit score, you'll need to establish and maintain a long history, so keep those old accounts open — even if you don't use them anymore and have no balance — instead of having them removed from your credit report.

In fact, since it is a claim decreed by a court, there's very little opportunity to have it removed from your credit report at all.

Disputing such items can result in having them removed from your credit report and improve your score.

Fortunately, should you discover that the primary account holder is not managing the account to your liking, you can have yourself removed from the account — preferably by having the primary account holder contact the lender — and have it removed from your credit report by disputing it as «not mine» with the credit bureaus.

Paying off an account doesn't entitle you to having it removed from your credit report.

A charged off account will have a lasting effect on your credit score unless you have it removed from your credit report.

If the statute of limitations for your judgment has expired and the person or business that filed the judgment hasn't returned to court to renew it, you can dispute the judgment and have it removed from your credit report.

If, for instance, your credit report is showing that you were late on a credit card payment in the past but you're able to prove that you weren't, you may be able to dispute that record and have it removed from your credit report, thereby helping to improve your credit score much quicker.

If you find any inaccurate information, report it to the credit bureau immediately to have it removed from your credit report.

If you believe that a collection is an error, then you should dispute it and make an effort to have it removed from your credit report.

The FCRA has come up often in media reports because advocacy groups question the accuracy of the information credit reporting agencies gather and consumers» ability to dispute that information and have it removed from their credit report.

A store credit card was opened fraudulently in my name, and I am going through the process of disputing and having it removed from credit reports.