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Must know facts about your credit report

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The credit report is ground zero when being considered for loans. Here are the top facts you should known about your credit report.

Rated 0 points - posted 13 years ago by kris in category Other.
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Negative report stays on credit for seven years Report Abuse
a negative report will not fall off your report until 7 years after the date of the original delinquency.
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Low debt-to-income ratio is ideal Report Abuse
The ideal ratio is under 20%.
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Review it at least once a year Report Abuse
It is important to review your credit for discrepancies, errors or possibility of identity theft at least once a year.
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Mistakes can be corrected Report Abuse
If you find an error on your credit report it is possible to dispute it and request a correction.
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Only voluntary hard inquiries affect your credit Report Abuse
When you apply for a loan application this is considered a hard inquiry and impacts your credit. A soft, or involuntary, inquiry does not impact your credit.
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Inquiries indicate risk to creditor Report Abuse
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You can receive credit report for free but credit score for a price Report Abuse
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One-time payments are viewed positively on your report Report Abuse
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Late payments hurt your credit Report Abuse
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Bankruptcies and charge offs are viewed negatively Report Abuse
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Scores changes as your handle on credit changes Report Abuse
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Score is strictly calculated by credit-related information Report Abuse
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Keeping credit balances low is a positive Report Abuse
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Length of credit history affects your credit report Report Abuse
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Types of accounts affect your credit report Report Abuse
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