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Help! Credit Card damaged my credit rating
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unborn_chicken wrote: »Hi all
Thanks to everyone who wrote helpful advice!!!
I would say all of the answers you have been given is helpful advice, depends if you listen!
Taken from a Experian doc: > Just in case you didnt listen"Can I find out my credit score?whether this involves the information held on your credit report."
You do not have a single credit score or rating. Different organisations take different
information into account when working out your credit score and may have different
scores for different products.
When you apply for credit, organisations do not have to tell you exactly how they work
out their credit scores but should give you a basic explanation of how scoring works
and tell you whether your application has been refused because of your credit score and
Can I find out my credit score?You do not have a single credit score or rating. Different organisations take different information into account when working out your credit score and may have different scores for different products. (Kindly from Experian)0 -
Hi Saints,
Not sure why you think I didnt find everyones advice useful - that is why I thanked everyone
thanks for your input anyhow.. 0 -
very enlightening about the whole credit score thing...i am currently paying to see it...and it recommended me a card I was likely to be accepted for - which I was - after several unsucessful applications...0
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By the way, can I ask what a CDL is?0
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unborn_chicken wrote: »very enlightening about the whole credit score thing...i am currently paying to see it...and it recommended me a card I was likely to be accepted for - which I was - after several unsucessful applications...
The only important thing on your credit file is the data so don't pay for scores anymore.0 -
career development loan (at a guess)A smile enriches those who receive without making poorer those who giveor "It costs nowt to be nice"0
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Hi,
yes - it's a careet development loan
If I get rejected for one- lots of plans out of the window. I need to think of a backup plan just in case.
hmmmm....0 -
for goodness sake!
So i've had my credit card 2 months - paid off in full each time - yesterday my credit score was 'fair' at 804, and its suddenly dropped to its worst of 'very poor' the next day that i paid off the balance!!!
Any help please?
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unborn_chicken wrote: »for goodness sake!
So i've had my credit card 2 months - paid off in full each time - yesterday my credit score was 'fair' at 804, and its suddenly dropped to its worst of 'very poor' the next day that i paid off the balance!!!
Any help please?
My advice is, stop looking at your credit score.
It doesn't mean anything, did you actually read Saints2011s post ?0 -
Perhaps you won't need a CDK if you stop wasting £5.95 a time on these meaningless credit scores!0
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