
sanbox69
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no - just pay your bills on time |
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K.C.
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No bank accounts don't show on credit reports. You can rebuild credit by openning a low balance credit card or something like that, if you're just looking to build credit. Be wise in dealing with credit |
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kunjaldp
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No - Paying bill rebuilds the credit |
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miranchitopaisa
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pay your bills on time, also download your credit score to see how low is it. and was causing that your credit is so low.next step is , if you have any collection make an arrangement and pay, if you have late payments try to dispute it if you consider it is wrong.
then final after all reviews star to make Small loans like 300 to 500 dollars and make sure they report it to credit beauro, also apply for a secure card if you don't know what is it just go to your local bank if they have this option they will explain to you.
good luck!! |
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SPIFIMAN1
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The number of bank accounts you have has no effect on your credit.
Banks do not report accounts only loans and how you pay them. |
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beauty s
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no, bank accounts don't shouw on your credit report.. |
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Kris D
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No a bank account doesnt affect your credit |
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slimj80
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There are several ways to rebuild your credit. It usually depends on why you have poor credit. If it is because of numerous late payments, then go for a year making all your payments on time and your score will start coming back up. Another thing that will help out your score is to keep a low debt/income ratio. |
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Kat
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Nope, ss. The only way to fix your credit is to make sure you pay your bills on time. |
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SCH
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No bank accounts do not get reported to any of the credit bureaus unless they go into default. |
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adam r
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No. Why would a bank account that you put money in give you any credit like a loan would?? Makes no sense. That's not a loan so it's not credit. |
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ruca80
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opening bank accounts does not build credit. Only credit accounts will do that. Opening up 3 or 4 accounts within a certain period of time will hurt you. Sometimes that will raise a red flag if you inquire into new, multiple accounts. It was also affect your credit because many banks are now using credit reports as a determinant in opening accounts, so the inquiries would hurt you. |
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