
- June30 2003
- Volume 10
- Issue 12
CREDIT REPORT TIPS
Tip:
If you're an average consumer,you probably don't worry muchabout your credit report unless youget flagged when applying for a carloan or mortgage, an unlikely possibility.But experts advise that youcheck your report at least once a yearto look for suspicious activity, likecharge accounts opened withoutyour knowledge. These may be signsof identity theft. You should also pulla report before you apply for a loan,so you can see how the lender isgoing to look at you. It could helpyou to bargain for a lower interestrate. If you close out a creditcard account, ask the issuer to markthe account "closed by consumer,"so lenders don't think the card companyshut you down.
Articles in this issue
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Time to Invest Your Cash for Retirementalmost 18 years ago
What You Need to Know to Retire Earlyalmost 18 years ago
Incorporate the New Rules of Retirementalmost 18 years ago
Swiss Annuities Tower the American Fundsalmost 18 years ago
Second Home Helps Fund Retirementalmost 18 years ago
Redesign Your Practice's Retirement Plan?almost 18 years ago
Smart Home-Buyingalmost 18 years ago
"Retirement": You Can Quote Me on Thatalmost 18 years ago
SAVINGS PLANS LOSE OUTalmost 18 years ago
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