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I can help answer basic questions on credit repair, credit counseling, FICO scores, basic credit planning, and the cause and effect of credit related decisions.
I have successfully had over one hundred derogatory accounts removed from credit bureau reports. Although not an attorney, I have successfully negotiated, litigated, and settled with creditors for cash amounts.
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Hello David: Specifically on this credit card, there is nothing you can do other than use it, pay it on time, and keep the balances at a minimum. As time goes by, it will have a bigger positive impact
Hello Fred: The EXACT scoring method is a closely guarded secret so franky no one can tell you for sure. I can tell you that the stronger and longer your credit score is, the bigger hit it will take
Hard to say. Six months may be early. Are there any other positive accounts showing? Maybe try two cards if nothing else. Imperitive that you you pay on time each month and ideally keep the balances
I believe your best bet is to find the vehicle. The reality is if it is in your name, you are going to have the liability (financial and legal) until this is taken care of. Two immediate thoughts are
Hello Mo: Yes, it can damage your credit a decent amount. The specific amount is impossible to say as the credit scoring formulas are a more closely guarded secret than the combination to Fort Knox
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