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Understanding Credit Information And How It Effects Your Life
When you ask for a student loan, try to get financing for a car or apply for a mortgage, the lender will look at your credit information. They will look at the numbered score in the credit scores range from 300 to 850, high scores being the best, then at the rest of your profile. They can look back over the past seven years to see if you've missed a cell phone bill payment, defaulted on a previous student loan, let a medical bill slip into collection or made a settlement offer on a past credit card. By assessing this financial information, the lender will determine how much risk you pose as a client and will determine the conditions of a loan based on that profile. Therefore, it is important that you take a look at your free credit scores at www.AnnualCreditReport.com to find out if improving credit scores should be your focus.
Sometimes, you may look at your free credit scores and credit information only to find it rife with errors. First, get your free credit scores online from Equifax, Experian and TransUnion at www.AnnualCreditReport.com, then print them out and highlight any negative information. Circle disputed records. Check the expiration dates of the records. Bankruptcy filing records should have expired 10 years after the first filing date, charge-offs should be gone within 7 years, collection records should expire within 7 years and 180 days after the last late payment, closed accounts should be removed in 7 years, foreclosure records last for 7 years, inquiries will remain on your credit report for 1-2 years but will not hurt your overall score, judgments/court decisions will remain for 7 years after the filing date, late payments of more than 30 days remain for 7 years, repossession records persist for 7 years and tax liens can remain indefinitely, if unpaid, or else 7 years from the paid date.
To file a dispute about your credit information, you can write a letter to all three of the credit bureaus, which are Equifax, Experian and TransUnion. In your letter, include the date, your address and name, phone number and social security number. All you have to put is hat the data is wrong and can they update it and then list the wrong info and explain why its wrong. Attach a marked copy of your credit score report and include any communication, account records or statements that can help prove your version of the truth. By letter is the best way to dispute with Equifax and TransUnion, while Experian only allows online disputes. The credit bureaus then have 30 days to investigate and repair your credit information. Once they are done, they will send you a letter including what was or was not updated. If you're not satisfied with the letter, then you can try to resubmit with different documentation or go directly to the creditor to try and fix at the source.
Sometimes, checking your credit information is the only way to bring to light an identity theft if you are not using one of the identity theft products such as Life Lock who continually watch your credit information for you and look for any strange activity. If you find strange in your credit information that you have positively no explanation for, a new credit card, a new computer on credit etc. contact the all 3 bureaus immediately and police for information on your next steps. Without any type of protection, monitoring your credit information is probably the only chance to avoid identity theft running amok. It will not prevent it from occurring it but at least it stops it.
There's no tool greater than credit information. If you've suffered poor credit scores in the past, then you can still rebound from a foreclosure or collection account by paying regular bills in full and on-time. The best way to stay ahead is to bring in more income, see where your spending problems lie and save sufficiently. "What works" in this department varies for each person. Some need to put the money out of sight, out of mind, while others can manage it in their checking account. Whether it was a one-time "oops" or a pattern of "I didn't know," seeking credit info is the first step toward financial recovery.
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Nest Thermostat Teardown Reveals Beautiful Innards, Powerful ARM CPU, Zigbee Radio (crunchgear?)
The Nest Thermostat is a gorgeous piece of eco-friendly electronics. But like
your mom always said, it's what's inside that counts. Well then, she'll be
pleasantly pleased to find out that the inside of the Nest is as equally
beautiful as the sleek exterior. The $249 thermostat might be costly, but a
teardown posted on SparkFun shows the innards of a device worthy of such a
price. Not only is it well-built, but the Nest is rocking serious processing
power and connectivity options. Silly hyperbole alert: The Nest is a game
changer.
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