I have recently come into a lump sum of money that is just enough to pay my credit cards that are all charged off by now. My goal is to rebuild my credit .
I pulled my 3 credit reports, and my three scores range anywhere from 490-502. I have had many credit problems in the past, and I am working to rebuild my credit and raise my score. With inquiries and other accounts falling off my report, can I somehow raise my score by 100 points within the [...]
I am just curious to know how the point system works with credit scoring. When I have inquiries to drop off of my report, how many points am I going to gain? Also, the same with old accts?
The title pretty much covers my question. I’m curious, because I have about $7000 in medical debt expiring off my credit report in Feb. and I am wondering how it will affect my credit score?
It shows that my past due accounts that i paid it shows paid,but i notice my credit score haven’t change.my question is does the credit reporting agencies update the fico score on a certain day or something.
Business needs to update consumer account such as payment and judgment information. any tips?
I have a business credit card account that is about to be sent to a collection agency. Once this is done, I am worried they will try to apply this to my personal credit reports.
The first has an estimated date of removal of 6/2009, and the second has an estimated date of removal of 3/2009. In your experience, how accurate are those dates? And once a collection account is removed, approximately how many points did your score raise?