Dealing With a Tax Lien on your Credit Report
Dealing With a Tax Lien on your Credit Report. Taxes and Death – The only things in life that you can rely on. Many people have been in a position unable to pay their taxes at some point in the past. Fear not, even if this has occurred to you, resolutions can be found. You […]
Payday Loans vs Personal Loans
Payday Loans vs Personal Loans. You need a loan, and now you have options. Payday loans and personal loans may sound alike, but they’re hardly the same thing. For starters, a payday loan operates on a much shorter time frame — it is typically due on your next payday, according to the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau — […]
The truth about Payday Loans
If you’re asking the question, “What is a payday loan,” your not alone. According to the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, payday loans are short-term, high-cost loans for small amounts. Payday loans certainly aren’t the bargains of the personal finance world, but many people consider these loans an easy fix for short-term cash flow issues. In […]
What Does FICO Stand For? What is a FICO Score?
Have you heard of the word “FICO”? This funny-sounding word is more important than you think when it comes to your Credit Score. The FICO credit score is a credit score developed by FICO. A company that specializes in what’s known as “predictive analytics,” which means they take information and analyze it to predict what’s […]
Divorce survival guide
Sometimes, things just don’t work out. It’s a mess, and your credit needs to be sorted out. Marriage can have a big impact on your credit history. While your individual credit reports still stand, if you combined accounts and borrowed money together after tying the knot, you also tied your credit ratings and wallets. If […]
What Is Credit & Why Is it So Important?
What Is Credit? How it Impacts Your Life Credit – It can be confusing. Creditly can help clear up your questions. Perhaps one of the most misunderstood and often frustrating things about the consumer credit industry is how your history affects so many aspects of your life. Some things have nothing to do with credit […]
What Happens To Your Credit When You Get Divorced?
What Happens To Your Credit When You Get Divorced? When couples file for divorce, credit, debit and shared accounts need special attention for the benefit of both parties. When spouses divorce, they not only have to figure out the finer details of living their lives separately, but they will also have to figure out their […]
CreditRepair.com Review
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Lexington Law Review
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