I have atleast 4 major credit debts that was in the early 90’s i thought bad debt only remains on your credit for no longer than 7 years its almost over 10 years but they still show up on my credit reports. Is there anything I can go legally to take those off my credit history, Specially now that I am trying to rebuild my credit.
If I have had bad credit in the past, and I would like to apply for a credit card but have already been turned down by one, how can I get a different one? Im hoping to rebuild my credit, all my old debts are paid off (including my car) and would like a credit card… the limit isnt important. Does anyone know any companies that will give cards to people with bad credit?Also, I live in Canada.
Came into some rought times now just got a new job, unfortunately my credit rating took a hit and need to figure a way to bring my score up. Any ideas anyone?
What I would like to know is how to clean up my credit report of items that have already been placed there.
I have some blemishes on my credit history to say the least. I know the basics of my credit score but can’t stand dealing with the credit bureaus. Is there someone/company out there that is 1. reputable 2. cost effective 3. Safe/Ethical that can take care of this for me. I know this is a sketchy industry and everyone tells me I can/should do this myself, but I’m at my wit’s end here.
signed,
Sick of bad credit
Does anyone know of any work from home credit repair companies who are not scammers.
I already know everything on the credit repair sites. I’m just looking for a company that is already set up that will allow me to work for them…from home.
I filed bankruptcy after a car was stolen and the insurance company wouldn’t honor the claim. After fighting the department of insurance and the insurance company (which is no long in business) for a year, I lost the battle. I filed bankruptcy and I’m in the process of re-establishing my credit. I already got a car and have never, ever missed a payment or have been late. I was told by an legal adviser to open up a simple store card and keep up the payments.
What store credit cards are pretty good and possibly post-bankruptcy friendly.
PS. My bankruptcy is approaching 2yrs old.
I am helping a family member get her life back on track. It looks like her best option may be bankruptcy.
If there is an unsecured, unpaid federal tax lien on her credit, will it be removed when she declares bankrupcy, or is it on there forever (unless she pays it)? I do not know how the situation came about, but the liens were placed against a home that was sold 10 years ago.
