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 EMERGENCY:how can i earn $15 in one hour?!?!?!?
please help!!! i need $15 before noon TODAY

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 Is it true you can use Food Stamps in a Wal-Mart store?
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 How can i make a lot of money at age 17?
i need to make a lot and i have a job at a grocery store that pays only 715 im moving out this summer, and ill only have about 4,000 and i dont think thats ...


 Is it possible to win on the lower priced than current price on eBay?
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 What would you do??
What would you do if you won the lottery? Would you invest, would you spend lavishly, would you give to your family, would you put it into a shoebox and bury it? What......need help....?...


 Is it possible to have 2 joint current accounts with the same bank?
We have ovadraft of £1500 at the mo keep gettin charged £127 fees, to avoid this (as they wont extend o d) can we open a new joint account to `start from scratch` & gradually pay off otha acct? ...


 I am broke!What should I do about a credit card debt?
I have lost everything due to a costly divorce . I have tried to make payments on one remaining card in the amount of $13,000. Now they have sold the debt and have served me with a lawsuit demanding ...


 Am I a late starter when it comes to retirement savings?
I make 135k a year, have $2000 in debt, but only $25000 in an IRA. I'm a late starter?
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 Does anyone know of any legitimate work from home opportunities that don't require a start up fee?
I live on a military base and it has proved nearly impossible to get a job. I have two small children that I would love to be able to stay home with, but I also feel the strain of one income. If ...


 Is it illegal to tipex a name of a cheque?
I had a cheque sent to me but it has my name mispelled. I contacted the lady who sent it and she said that it is fine to change it. So is it illegal to change?...


 What is the best way to get out of debt when you don't have a lot of money to spare each month?
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 What is the catch on a 0% APR Automobile Loan??
Everyone advertises 0% on car loans but there has to be a catch??...


 What is the easiest/fastest way to make money?
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 Can't afford my car after being laid off. Need Advice!!!?
I financed a brand new convertible last year. The payments were a little high, but I could afford them. 2 months ago, I was laid off of my job. I recently found a job( actually working two jobs) but I...


 Hey guys wondering if you can help me in money wise?
Right im 18 and doing driving lessons got my test comin up very soon but i want to take a loan out for my car. Got my eyes on a gorjus 106 GTI.... want £3500 my bank has refused me one and so have ...


 Need loan for very bad credit?
i have very bad credit, borderline of horrible. due to some mistakes made as a teenager. i need a a loan/ personal loan dosen't mater about the interest rate because i know im going to be paying ...


 Being skint, should I?
a) Sell my van and pay this month's rent
b) Go live in the back of my van
c) O...


 You discover your Debit Card has been cloned, what is your next move?
Mine was cloned and was also overdrawn by £50. A substantial amount of money is missing. I have cancelled the card, BUT .......what next?...


 What's the difference between a checkings and savings account?
what's the difference between a checkings and savings account?

what's the difference between a credit card and debit card?

what's a country that starts with the ...


 Why do people continue to get credit cards they cannot afford?
Explain this to me... Most people get credit cards because at a certain time they don't have the cash to buy something. So if a coke costs $2.00 at the store why would you pay it with credit for ...



tumekyotpr
After paying off debt which was on my credit report, what can I do to raise my score?
                     
 




Scott D
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After you paid off your debt, your credit score will eventually raise through time.
Although getting other credit cards and paying them off is a "trick" but your credit report will show that you have too many credit cards. It is a trend that credit agencies see. That's an old trick and the agencies will look for that.
Just stick with paying off current debt. That's your best move. And resist getting more loans and credit.
I once had bad credit. One that I couldn't get any credit cards. Nothing.
Once I got married, I got rid of all my credit cards and paid off all outstanding debt. We started new and kept up payments of home, car, etc.
My credit score eventually raised and now I'm an "average" rate. I didn't do anything but continue a well-managed financial responsibility. I raised from "risk" to "average" in 3 years.


becca9892003
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you have to establish postive credit flow on your credit..i hope when you paid off your debt you didnt close the credit cards..by closeing them you would lower your score...the idea is to pay them off but not use them......
the best thing is to get a copy of your report and make sure what is on it is accurate..95% of all reports contain inaccurate info....keep your balances below 45% on any credit cards..stay current on all debt you do have..and most of all is time...a collection can only hurt you for a max of 2 years..after that is can no longer hurt you..so the more time passes the more your score will go up..and for a qucik fix become an authorized user on someone elses credit card who has good credit...it will reflect in your score for a short period of time...


Fat Bastardo
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Get a Credit Card Like from household Credit! and pay it!


Robert R
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Establish a payment history. Even if it's $50 a month, on a prepaid credit card, pay it on time! Do NOT apply for anything that requires the organization to check your credit. The more times that it's checked, can actually reduce your score a little, and every point counts.


Kristin G
A lot of people are unaware of this, but you can actually pay the three major credit bureaus to review your credit to raise your score.


♥ On
try applying for a credit card that will rebuild your credit - they usually report on-time payments to the credit bureuas which will slowly help your credit score.


Katetrinity
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First make sure it has been removed from your credit report. They don't always remove it right away.
You need to build your credit back up. The best way is to go to your bank and take out a small personal loan. ($200.00) place it in a savings account and use it to pay the loan every month. Pay it a week early. Do not pay it off all at once, because they want to see regular, on time payments.

Then you can get a credit card. This is the difficult part for most people. Charge maybe $50.00 on it. When the bill comes, pay it off.
Creditors just want to see you make on time payments. That is the way to build up your credit.


ren_hidalgo
avoid borrowing money for awhile


kaka90250
you already on the right path for better score... and try paying all the amount on your statement...


BJ
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wrong....wrong....wrong.have 4 -5 acounts.pay more then the min. payment.your debt sould be near 1 mo. of your wage.having to much avalible is bad.use your creidit,but use it wisely.


wrightwolf69
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Apply for a capital one credit card. They may only give you a small limit. But after you get the card, charge something on it, make a few monthly payments on it, then pay the balance in full. Things like this will raise your score by showing that you are responsible in making your monthly payments and in good faith pay your bills.


kikie222
Send a letter or call your creditors to ask that they update their records and the credit agencies to show that your debts are paid in full. This will help lift your score a bit. (also check with the credit agencies to find out what more you can do) I would suggest if at all possible to get a credit card (with a low limit) that you can charge small things on and pay them off right away. This will also help to improve your score.
Good luck!


ebkelly74
The best way is to just pay all your bills on-time and not to open or ask for any new lines of credit. Any negative remarks on your credit report will drop off after 2, 7, or 10 years depending on what it was (10 years for bankruptcy) and your score will rise. Stability and on-time payments over time build up your score.


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