A credit report looks at some of your bill paying history, public record information, how often you have applied for credit, and how you have used credit. It shows how much credit you have, how much of your available credit you are using, whether you have made your payments on time, and whether debt collectors have reported that they are attempting to collect debt that you owe.
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The time has come, to start paying back those student loans. If you're like most freshly graduated former college students, you've been dreading the day you enter the repayment zone. It's time to jump in, don't be afraid and whatever you do, DON'T IGNORE IT! In 2012,...
Modern professionals, especially in the millennial generation, are plagued with student loans. It is not unusual to meet a young professional who earns only a quarter of their total student loan debt. This debt can affect a person's ability to purchase homes and...
