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Tron

Tron

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680

Took a beating during recession/divorce but it's clicking higher.

$700 in additional disposable income per month starting in April.

Is it true that a 700 is the new 800?

:dunno:
 
Nice, Saulty!
 
I have been paying an attorney the last 3 months to help fix my credit.
My score has gone up 40 points in that time.

It is now 640.

Still can't get a loan for a pack of gum, but it's a start.
 
How much have you paid your attorney for those 40 points?
 
Casper been telling him he will send him a check next tuesday for the past three months. Common Tron.
 
I paid them $99 a month for 3 months.
 
738 and cant even get a line increase on my slate card from chase. Only 1 late payment in my life(total forgot about it), but this didn't even show up on my report, and no negative remarks. Hoping to buy a house here soon and I hear being over 740 is the gold standard for best rate possible.
 
went from the 500s about 5,6 years ago to the 700s right now.

I surprisingly have good credit.
 
Not good but going up steadily.

The woman's is 838. Jesus fok.
 
was 813 when i bought my last car... have paid off every balance every month for over 17yrs....i know i missed a payment or two when i was 19-20, but thats the only damage ive ever done... not sure what you have to do in order to be perfect :dunno:
 
Dunno. Is there a link or something where I could go check?
 
Cougar Bait
Credit Karma actually is free.
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Maybe in the US, but not in Canada.


There are no free credit checking sites in Canada as far as I know.
 
Mudcat
Dunno. Is there a link or something where I could go check?
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Equifax. Not free if you want the actual score. I bought a subscription to their monitoring service a while back cause we're planning to buy a house soon-ish and I need to get my shit together.

Common.
 
Never done a credit check; I am assuming mine is pretty high. Maybe I'll try the free one. I frequently run my credit card up into the
thousands and pay it in full every month and make monthly lump sum payments on my mortgage so I am guessing it should be quite high.
 
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