Your credit report is used by many financial institutions to determine if, according to your history of paying others, they can trust you to pay them back according to the terms agreed upon.
Since a credit report is used to tell the story of your financial past, it’s your responsibility to monitor what is being said about you. Below are items that could potentially be on your report, in no particular order: Read more…
Within the last 6 months or so, not far from where I live, I passed a house with a car for sale in the yard. It was a Honda Accord and from what I could tell, it appeared to be in very good condition. Along with the phone number, the For Sale sign included specific instructions not to knock on the homeowners door concerning the car. Odd, right?
Well, I called the number and asked about the car. The car owner explained that he’d gotten the car for his daughter; however, she recently went away to college. He went on to explain that he’d been driving the car recently so he could attest to the fact that it was a good car, he was only getting rid of it because he didn’t need 2 cars. After asking him a few more questions, I thanked him for his time and ended the call. Read more…
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