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 Need an emergency loan to pay for move in costs?
I'm recently seperated from my wife and we're getting a divorce. She kicked me out of our apt, and I'm at a friends. I can't stay here forever. I need at least $5000 for move in ...


 Im a teen and need to know how to get credit card or debit!!!!!!!!!!?
even i need my parents
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not credit but debit ...


 Has the Credit Crunch Affected you?
And in what way!!?...


 Bill consoladation,pro's and cons?
I'm a single mom with good credit standing. the problem is I have too many cards and my spending has gotten out of hand. I'm not in collections but my whole paycheck goes to these bills. I&#...


 Does anyone know where I can a $7000.00 loan from maybe a private lender?
I am trying to build my credit so i ca nt go through the bank and I am desperate. I need this money for my fathers ...


 Credit card debt?
What happens if you just don't pay your credit cards and don't declare banruptsy..besides ruin your credit..what can they do to you?
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My friend has 150K in CC ...


 How and when are student overdrafts and credit cards payed back?
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 How much credit for a home loan?
I am wondering how much credit I have to have in order to get a decent home loan. I only have one credit card. I pay it off on time and in full. I have spent maybe about $6,000 on it. I also had one ...


 How can I stop a bill collector from calling me?
This debt is 10 yrs old, so it is past the statute of limitations. It is not on my credit report, yet I wish the phone calls would just stop. Is there a way to do this, or sue them to stop?...


 Credit Card and Credit Report help!
I need some help with my current situation. Im 19 and I applied for 1 credit card when I turned 18 through Bank of America. I was really responsible with it, only making necessary purchases, paying ...


 Will my credit be affected?
I have a Credit One credit card with a $200 credit limit on it. The bill is due tomorrow (Wednesday, July 19) but I just mailed out the payment today. Will my credit be affected by them receiving it ...


 Closed hospital on credit report item item paid looking for removal?
My husband has two negative items on his credit report and they are medical bills from a now closed hospital. He had a staff infection and without insurance at the time. The hospital is now closed ...


 If I tell bill collectors that I'm dead would they stop calling?
I was thinking about saying "he died a couple of days ago..." when they call so they stop calling me so much!...


 If today is the 1st time a collection agency calls me, can they begin steps to garnish my wages by tomorrow?
They were very aggressive and told me that I had to come up with $1400 by this Friday. When I told them I would need more time or propsed a payment plan they furiously told me that they would call ...


 Is it possible to transfer a balance from a store credit card to a conventional credit card?
To be more specific, how about an eBay or PayPal Mastercard to a Platinum card?...


 What is the best way to get your credit rating as high as possible as quick as possible?
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 Can I get a loan for a small business without credit?
I have no credit, I still live with my parents and I have a business plan. It seems hopeless....


 I Have a repo on my credit. I am now with a collection agency and owe them $4,000 Do i need to pay this?
I just want to know if its worth it to pay alot of money to this collection agency. I ve been told that its not going to help me in improving my credit. In my credit it shows as a charge off....


 Whats the best way to build your credit back up?
I have $1,000 worth of credit card debt, which I plan to pay off in full tomorrow. I'm in my early twenties and don't have much credit - what I do have is riddled with late payments because ...


 If you get a secured credit card and never use it, do you still build your credit?
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gabbyfernie
How many years does a bad credit score remain on your credit profile?
                     
 




Studly
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Good thing I saw this question early....saves me the time of pointing and laughing at all the incorrect answers.

I think what you are asking is how long negative items say on your credit report. That is 7 years, beginning from the date of the delinquency....NOT from the date it's paid off or discharged as stated in the previous answer.

EDITED: Isn't it simply amazing!?!

I answer the question, post the exact part of the law to prove it...state how I love to point and laugh at all the incorrect answers to this very same question.....

And the next two answers STILL answer it wrong!

<pointing>...HAHAHAHA!!!!

I think you two deserved that.


echo
I agree with what Studly posted.

I just wanted to add that the reporting period for negatives is not 7 years + 180 days from the DOLA as another poster mentioned.

The Johnson FCRA Staff Opinion Letter explains it very well.
To quote a small portion of it --
2. The additional 180 day period accords a measure of flexibility to credit bureaus whose furnishers may provide them with the wrong date. However, the expansion of the time period that Section 605 allows chargeoffs and similar actions to be reported accents the desirability of treating the "commencement" of the delinquency as the "first" missed payment -- not some later date that would further extend the period.
http://www.ftc.gov/os/statutes/fcra/johnson.shtm

More FTC info on reporting and time limits --
http://www.ftc.gov/bcp/conline/pubs/buspubs/infopro.shtm


Shawnie
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Your credit score "recycle" every 90 days. If you have positive bills in your name, pay them on time and do not miss a payment. If you do not have any open credit, get a credit card from Orchard Bank (they will approve anyone). Pay that on time and keep at least half of your credit limit untouched. For example, if your credit limit is $250.00 do not charge over $125.00. FICO actually look at how much debt you have in compare to how much available credit you were given. It's all a numbers game. Last but not least, pull your credit report, if there are any collection items, see if you can make a settlement. BUT, negotiate to only make the settlement if they remove it completely off your credit. You will be surprised, but some will actually do that. Good luck to you.


bdancer222
Negatives stay on your credit report for 7 years and 180 days from date of last activity (DOLA), usually the date the debt was 30 days late or charged off. Paying it off will not alter the reporting period.


dragonfire
7 for credit
10 for bankruptcy


happiestgirl4
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7 from the time it is paid off or discharged :(


Rick B
Your credit score changes pretty much every day. How long it takes for yours to increase depends on how low it is, and what you are doing each month to improve it. Are you using credit wisely? Have you paid off your old debts? Are you making ALL your paments in time?


lets d
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I think for 7 years but am not very sure. Why not improve your credit score? But How to improve credit score? To find out specifically what you must do to raise your score, you can order your score report from all three national credit bureaus. In addition to your score<!--you'll get your credit report, an indication of how your score ranks nationally and an explanation of how you can boost your standing.

http://badcredits.awardspace.com/creditscore.htm

In order to improve your credit score, it's important to know where you stand currently. Despite all the media attention given to free credit reports-->you still have to pay to find out your credit score, the three-digit number ranging from 300 to 850 that is the key to your borrowing costs.


Etta P
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The actual credit scores may change monthly. Once a collection is paid and shows paid on the report then the scores start going up as time goes by. Each month getting better. New accounts make the score go down for the first 90 days. The longer the good accounts out way the bad, the less the bad has an adverse impact on your credit. Below is the fair credit reporting act from the Federal Trade Commission and is designed to explain the rights that consumers regarding their credit report. Remember, as a consumer you are entitled to one free credit report per year. I put the websites below, go directly to them, other "free" credit report because of them will want you to sign up for some service. You don't need that.
Hope it helps


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