How to improve credit
I'm wondering if it is possible to improve one's credit without having employment data shown on their credit report?
I have one very aggressive collector who is attempting to collect on a debt that is past the MI revolving debt SOLs but I've read that at times the duration can be longer than MI's six years. Most websites state the following disclaimer: "Another state's limitation period may apply, check statutes carefully."
I've asked the collector for original paperwork for the debt but they have told me that they would not be able to provide this so I am uncertain if the debt is actually past the statute of limitations or not. What should I do?
Are there any avenues through which I could improve my personal credit rating without showing my employment information?
When you asked the CA for original paperwork, how did you ask? V
When you asked the CA for original paperwork, how did you ask? Verbally, over the phone or you send a mail?
There are lots of ways to improve your credit report. But I'm af
There are lots of ways to improve your credit report. But I'm afraid that your employment data plays a very significant role in it.
The fact that the debt collector refuses to show the original paperwork in relation to your debt sound real fishy to me. It would be better if you ask help from professional credit specialists. Refer to
Good Luck!
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Hi Guest, To improve your credit score, Follow given Steps. 1
Hi Guest,
To improve your credit score, Follow given Steps.
1 )You must have to pay your bill payments/credit before due date.
2) Always avoid late payments as well as do not miss payments.
3) You can use secure credit card to improve credit score.
4) Do not apply for new credit card while you trying to improve your credit score.
5) Be aware from filing bankruptcy unless it becomes an emergency.
Keep checking your credit report on regular basic to keep in touch.
Thanks & Regards.
Chandrashekhar.
That's good advice!! DON'T apply for new credit...........just k
That's good advice!! DON'T apply for new credit...........just keep paying on what you have. You'll be surprised on how your credit will improve. Believe me....this 'approach' is really helping me improve my credit!! Good luck!
Yaa, Applying for new credit card will harm you credit score whi
Yaa, Applying for new credit card will harm you credit score while you trying to improve your credit score.
Thanks & Regards.
Chandrashekhar.
You can repair your credit score by paying regularly on time, an
You can repair your credit score by paying regularly on time, and if you are not able to pay on time, you should always contact the creditor to inform him that you will pay it a bit late. This would help you to avoid listing a missed payment.