JC asked:


I made some errors with my credit when I was younger. I have been doing great at keeping a good credit history now that I’m more mature and understand the importance of credit (last 3 years). However, my old mistakes are still hunting me. I read somewhere that it can take 7 to 10 years for a bad entry in your credit report to be dropped. Is there a way I can remove those sooner?

Earl

Jen M asked:


We are curious to see what has changed in my fiance’s credit report since the last time he pulled it (about 3 years ago). He had a copy of the report he had pulled, but it was in a box with other files which were damaged when his mom’s basement flooded. Therefore, he no longer has that copy, but there are a few things we would like to cross reference between the old report and the one he just pulled. So is it possible to get another copy of that old report?

Glen

david r asked:


I made some errors with my credit when I was younger. I have been doing great at keeping a good credit history now that I’m more mature and understand the importance of credit (last 3 years). However, my old mistakes are still hunting me. I read somewhere that it can take 7 to 10 years for a bad entry in your credit report to be dropped. Is there a way I can remove those sooner?

Andrew