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 Has anyone heard about a credit card company named"Juniper"?
I got an offer from Juniper through the mail, APR is 8.99%, no annual fee and plenty of other benefits. When I called it sounded very unprofessional and even the recording sounded home made. I felt ...


 Why would my credit score go down 15 points in a month, when nothing major has changed with my credit?
I'm not deliquent on anything. I have the same bills as before. I'm not sure what could have caused it to fall 15 points....


 I was a victim of identity theft i don't have a credit card so how do i get a credit check?
this all happend when i was under the age of 18 but i cant get a any credit and every time i try to do a credit check it tells me i need a creidt card i have never had any creidt cards i do however ...


 Bad Credit and No One will rent to us!?
My fiance and I have tried submit applications for 7 apartments in our town, and NO ONE will rent to us, because his credit is horrible..He recently paid off his debt on his credit card, and it did ...


 Is my credit messed up?
Im new to credit cards and my mother said she will help me by paying them for now. So I left it up to her. I checked my account online and it said I was 5 days over due on a credit payment of 20 ...


 What is the statute of limitations (time frame) for a collection agency to claim an old debt?
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 Can this go on forever?
A negative action on my credit report is supposed to fall off in 3 years according to what I see here. Can the collection agency renew my status as active or sell it to another agency to collect with ...


 Does bad credit ruin my chances of obtaing an auto loan?
i am applying for an auto loan through hbsc and i currently have a low to fair credit score. i also have a credit card that is closed and still unpaid. does this ruin my chances of being accepted for ...


 Repairing credit-Is it true old debts do go away after time?
I am trying to get an apt., so I recently had my credit ran, thought I had really really bad credit, turns out I only have two recent accounts in collections, which I've already requested ...


 If an overdue account is sent to collections, how long before it's on my credit report? I was told 2-3 mths...
I had three cell phone lines with Sprint that I decided to cancel because Sprint's customer service is the worst. Anyway, since I did it before the contract expired, I'm being charged the ...


 What is a good credit card for a person with no credit?
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 What happens if I have an unpaid credit card bill and I do not work therefore I don't have the money to pay it
A "Law Firm" out of CA called me last week and spoke to me about a credit card bill I had that is past due. The man told me that the Office turned the bill over to them because it was past ...


 I applied for a loan. My credit rating is poor but it looks like i was accepted?
I am being sent a credit agreement. does this mean i was approved?
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 Can I cancel my credit cards before the balance is paid off?
Hi,
I just got out of graduate school and have a lot of credit card debt on several cards. A few have decent interest rates. It would be great to cancel all but a few and keep paying them off. ...


 Repo question and a general credit rating question too!?
Okay, this is a little complicated. My fiance and I are about to get married and want to buy a house, among other things. Basically, we're trying to get his credit rating higher, because in his ...


 If a friend owe me some money can i put a lien against their driver license?
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 Do you have to pay to own a credit card?
I am thinking about getting a credit card, so I can pay for things over the internet, and then just clear my balance whenever I use it. Would this cost me anything? Do you incur charges if you don...


 Is there anything wrong with GA TRUST FINANCIAL?
I applied for a loan and just waiting for my funds, so far they are pretty good with me. do you think they are for real?...


 How do i handle this situation, i used my dads credit card through pay-pal ad he found out?
I used my Dads credit card through pay pal, and he just found out, in total i think i wasted about $160, but the money was wasted in breaks trying to see if he doesn't notice. For a while it ...


 Any company that provides loans for bad credit?
need to find a company that provides loan for people with bad credit.. no down payment ...



greatdame53209
After buying a home won't it be much easier to get a new car?
                     
 




Lori A
There is almost no loan easier to get than a car loan and homeowners usually have an advantage. However, new credit sometimes lowers your credit rating for a bit and may impact what interest rate you'll pay on the car loan.

Buying a car before the mortgage may impact whether or not you qualify for the loan, so..your best bet is to buy the house, then wait 3-6 months before buying a car.

You can also test the waters earlier and see if you can still qualify for a good rate. As hard as the dealer will make it, you always CAN walk away if the terms don't suit you.


luvinsuzie
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Yes it will be easier to get a new car.........But if you are having trouble getting a new car.........maybe you should work on your credit before you try yo get a house.


winchamp
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If you are looking to buy a house and a car, buy the house first. The lender or mortgage company will run a report to see what your total debts are to help determine how much you will qualify for. If you purchase a new car first, it will show as debt. Purchasing the car first could actually hurt the total home loan you can qualify for.


oorelisysoo
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new cars are pretty easy to get because they can use the car as collateral. Although yes, setting up some good credit with a house helps.


Frank Castle
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You are confused.

To buy a new car you need MONEY and not a HOME.


garciasgirl9
That will depend on how much money you make, if a lender sees that you have a new & large debt such as a mortgage & they feel you cannot afford it they may not want to finance you.


kvuo
New cars are for rich people and suckers.

According to the Federal Reserve, as of August, 2003, the average car loan term was 5 years, 3 months, (63 payments), up from 4 years, 4 months (52 payments) in 1998. Financial institutions commonly offer 6-year car loans, and a handful will even offer 7 or 8-year loans!

Yes, I want to be paying 8 years for something that goes down in value. Can we say upside-down?

Pay cash for cars.


Mr. #
it depends on your financial situation ie: your mortage payment history, finances to pay for car, equity that you've accumulated and credit history. Buying a car is easier in that there is alot less paperwork involved but if you plan on financing it, you still need a good credit history which is the main factor.


SHANE M
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I would not recommend buying a new car period. They lose 40 to 60% of their value in the first three years. Buy a low mileage used car and pay cash. I would be expecially careful since you just bought a home. A lot of times they will under escrow you the first year and raise your payment dramatically by hundreds of dollars a month the next year to make up a escrow shortage. The money you thought you had to buy new car and afford the monthly payment could be a killer if this happens after a year. I have been there and done that.

Save and pay cash for a used car.


chuckie411
Yes, if you pay your mortgage on time, you may find it easier to get a car. However, it may be a bad idea to get a car loan if you are in the process of buying a home right now. Buying the car could jeopardize your mortgage approval. Wait until you've been in the house a few months.


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