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User Name:
lashondra montgomery
Date:
January 21, 2007, 12:48 am
I would like to know how to have my credit cleared?
Answer:
If you want to clear your credit you should eliminate your debts. For debt elimination to succeed, you need to be in control of your finances and keep your finger on the pulse all the time. The starting point should be a list of your monthly outgoings. Just keep a record of them for a month to see what your monthly expenditure is. You can then compare your monthly outgoings with your net income, and this will be the basis of your budget as you develop a plan for debt elimination. You also need to compile a list of your debts; how much is outstanding, what the monthly payments are, and what the interest rate is. As an example, let’s say you have a net monthly income of $2500, and your total outgoings, including debt and repayments, are $2300. This means you have $200 to spare. So, you can use that $200 spare to get your most expensive debts cleared first. There is a good chance it is the deals that are most expensive, so you can target the most expensive credit deal i.e. the one with the highest interest. You owe $600 on that card, so in 3 months you can clear it. When cleared, you can move on to the next most expensive. Debt elimination is not going to be an overnight happening. You need to be prepared to plan for a few years. One step you can do to accelerate the procedure is to apply for one of balance transfer cards, thereby moving your debt from several cards you owe to one with lower rates.
User Name:
Ranjit
Date:
January 21, 2007, 1:30 pm
Hello, I?m a student and I got a first card from Chase 8 months ago and regularly paying it off. I had also applied for a car loan 6 months ago, but finished very early last month (actual 24 months). How will this affect my credit scores? (Will it have a positive or negative impact?) Also, would it be a good idea to apply for a new credit card with American Express at this time? I want to know how long one should wait (esp. after some loans) to get approved for a second card. Thanks.
Answer:
Generally speaking, repaying an auto loan is a great way to improve or build credit. However, every auto loan lender can have different terms of auto loan payments. Even though you may have taken out a five year loan, you may be able to make double payments or pay a little more each month so that the loan will be paid off faster. Thus, it is important to check your loan agreement, to make sure that there aren't any prepayment penalties. In other words, it is your loan agreement that can help to determine the impact of paying off your loan earlier. Also, you can have multiple credit cards. Only card issuers can decide whether they want to approve your application for a card or not, taking into consideration your credit score. Thus, if you`re eager to apply for one of American Express cards, it could be wise of you to purchase your credit score first from one of the national credit bureaus: Experian, TransUnion, and Equifax. You can also purchase your score if you order your free credit report through the official online source established for this purpose.
User Name:
Michele Robson
Date:
January 23, 2007, 5:16 am
I am currently going thru a debt consolidation program trying to get my credit back on track. I was curious if I could still apply for a credit card to keep around in case of an emergency or do i need to wait until all my debt is paid off. I do have bad credit for the time being, are there credit card companies that will take a chance on someone like me if I were to apply.
Answer:
If now you are paying off your debts with one loan, you can apply online for a bad credit card. At our site you will find many credit cards for bad credit and no credit from First PREMIER bank, Columbus Bank and Trust. I suppose, debt is not bankruptcy, and it's reasonable to have a special repayment plan as you do. However, if you have difficulties with repayments, do not trap yourself, wait for a kind of credit relief and thaen apply for a new credit card. At our site you can also chech up your credit report, but i do not recommend doing it now or too frequently.
Examine Bad/No credit credit cards to choose the best.

Best,
Manager of Immediate Credit Card Care Service
User Name:
lauree mckinzie
Date:
January 24, 2007, 3:59 am
I have been applying for 2nd chance credit cards but i cain't find any one to approve me .I know my score is a 470 right now. I'm trying to boost it up real quick to finish getting my home loan. I wasonce with premier, but i let it go unpaid , they were great. Is there some one else just as easy and as good ? I need to get up to a 520 quickly to finish getting my home loan. any ideas? thanks
Answer:
According to our table of credit rating, your credit history is poor, but it's better than none. To improve your
credit score, surely you can apply online for a credit card, but do not do it frequently. Making inquries you lower
your score. I suggest waiting for some time to pass and repeat in about 3 months. Otherwise, you can try
getting a local supermarket credit card (like WalMart). Check up if they report to a credit bureau and start building
your good credit history. Then, apply for a secured credit card, probably you will be eligible for it.
Apply online at www.Ezpreapproval.com and get approved!

Best,
Manager of Immediate Credit Card Care Service
User Name:
Lana
Date:
January 25, 2007, 4:20 am
My credit score is poor 578 and i am not sure who will give me a credit card to build my credit.Any suggestions?
Answer:
As for now, you have a poor credit history. If lately you have made many inquiries for your credit report, it will
be difficult to apply, especially if you were disapproved everywhere. If not, you can apply for a credit card that
you will be eligible for. Choose one of bad credit cards and build up your credit rating. We provide credit card applications from First PREMIER bank and Columbus Bank and Trust. You can also improve your credit score
getting a credit card from a local store that reports to credit bureaus. Apply online for a credit card at www.EzPreApproval.com and get a guaranteed online approval even with bad credit!

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Manager of Immediate Credit Card Care Service
User Name:
Charles Predmore
Date:
January 26, 2007, 4:04 am
If you apply for several cards via instant approval how soon does an inquiry appear on your credit report for other card grantors to see?
Answer:
If you apply online for several credit cards with instant approval, it means each credit card company of those you choose starts its inquiry. If the credit card is positioned as instant, the company should give an answer back as
soon as possible. Usually it takes from 60 seconds to several days. Everything depends on the company and occupancy of its managers.
If you are not sure you will qualify it's better to refrain from applying only for the best credit cards.
Being declined will affect your credit score. Too many inquiries can affect the score too. Apply for a credit card wisely to obtain the wanted rewards and bonuses.

Best,
Manager of Immediate Credit Card Care Service
User Name:
jamelee
Date:
February 1, 2007, 4:10 am
do i really have to pay a fee just to get a credit card, only because i have no credit? i am 18 years old and i have a cell phone bill in my name is there any card that i dont have to pay all the crazy fees?
Answer:
Besides considering bad/no credit cards, you can think about getting a credit card with a co-signer. This person
may be your parent or a close friend. Obtaining a secured or an unsecured credit card with better conditions will improve your credit score. Make sure the bank reports to all four credit bureaus.
Another variant is to become a second cardholder of a good credit card. Generally, your credit score as of an authorized user doesn't depend on the card. So it's better to acquire a separate credit card of your own. Apply online for a bad or no credit card from any of the offerd banks like First PREMIER. Establish your credit history to make better credit card deals in the future!

Best,
Manager of Immediate Credit Card Care Service
User Name:
Donna Scott
Date:
February 2, 2007, 5:21 am
My mom is considering an offer that she got in the mail from GE Money. It is called the new Premier Line of Credit. Rates as low 7.99%. Would this be a safe thing for her to do? These credit offers have so many stipulations and you don't realize it till it is to late. We would appreciate the advice.
Answer:
You see, GE Money is a credit card company with a legitimate banking operation. Typically they manage charge accounts for small to mid-size businesses. We believe that the new Premier line of credit is something that they give you with a credit limit and you make monthly payments, but it's a revolving line so, you keep using it over and over. Not to run risks we'll advise you to phone up GE Money, they should be able to tell you if it's safe and what stipulations it has. But if you need a credit card for small business, we can offer you small business credit cards. At best-cards-online.com you can easily apply for business credit cards on-line and set your limits.

Best,
Manager of Immediate Credit Card Care Service
User Name:
judy pogran
Date:
February 16, 2007, 4:35 am
I have a Fair credit rating. I also have a credit card with a 29% apr. I want to transfer the balance to a lower apr card, but I am worried that a credit card application will be rejected and will further damage my credit rating. What should I do?
Answer:
When you are searching for credit card, pay attention to the requirements on the corresponding credit card application form. There's a number of credit card offers you can count on with fair credit rating. But it's difficult to recommend something definite, as you know better, what card you want to meet your needs, requirements and spending habits. You can choose suitable credit card application and obtain transfer credit card, suitable and available. Examine credit card options, terms interests and rates to get a clear picture of credit card offers and make your choice easier. There is at least one credit card, able to satisfy your requirements in the best way.
User Name:
lisa ochoa
Date:
February 16, 2007, 6:25 am
if am approved by a credit card but if am only approved for certain money can i not get the card.am asking if i only get little amount.
Answer:
Before you filed online credit card application, you should have read terms and conditions, where such information as fees, rates and credit limit, is pointed out. If the card you've approved for implies no annual fee or something of the kind, you don't have to refuse it, just wait until its expiry date - but this won't bring any additional credit points to your report. If you are not content with the fees or terms of the credit card, you should contact the bank first. Find the official website of the bank and call the numbers given there, or use the phone number, supposed to be written on your credit card.
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