Establishing credit after a recent bankruptcy is very important. For the most part, many consumers acquire excessive debt because of using credit irresponsibly. Hence, after a bankruptcy is discharged, many people are hesitant to obtain new credit accounts.
However, opening new credit accounts is the first step to rebuilding credit. Low credit scores are common following a bankruptcy. This makes it difficult to obtain a mortgage, auto loan, etc. Here are a few tips to help you increase your credit score and re-establish a good credit history.
Understanding the Usefulness of Credit Scores
If you are hoping to make a purchase using credit, credit scores are essential. Prior to obtaining any sort of credit, lenders must assess a co View the rest of this article
Monday, November 26, 2007
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