khevrole90
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 Posted: Wed Jan 04, 2012 2:34 pm Post subject: hi |
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Call up any article from about a year or two ago about maintaining a good, responsible credit score, and you are likely to find that for the most part, a credit score of 680 was always the magic number. If you had that, it was proof that you had been a good kid. You were someone who paid all your bills right on time, had a little minor mishap when you went making inquiries about a refinance, but in general, you were on solid ground. For the most part, credit reports are completely free, while credit scores, those numbers that reflect all the goings-on on your credit reports, cost you about $15. Now most consumers aren't too happy paying this (note the popularity of the "free credit score" search on any search engine); but they still do. It gives them an important bit of insight into their financial future.
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