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Do credit checks for auto loans show up on your credit report?

Thursday, July 9th, 2009
newtobigd78 asked:


I’m curious to see what rate I would get on a car loan but wanted to make sure it doesn’t affect my credit score. I heard auto loan and mortgage credit checks don’t show up on your report (thus bringing down your score). Is this true?

Edwin

 

how long does it take for an item to be removed from my credit report?

Saturday, June 6th, 2009
bandit40272 asked:


I have one bad item on my credit report, a car loan that is still open from a car that got reposessed several years ago. I only owe $500 now, and i was wondering if when i paid it off, i could get someone to co-sign another small loan for me, would my credit start to go back up? and how long would it take for it to start rising?

Doris

 

Raise My Credit Report Scores - Tips and Techniques

Tuesday, December 9th, 2008
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Eddie Delgado asked:


he credit report scores entirely depends on your very own condition and situations. There are quite a few different techniques for raising it easily and quickly. Underneath, I am going to discuss with you some of the situations so that you get approved for a new credit easily.

Consider that your credit score is 540, the best way for you to raise your credit report score is going to be much different as compared to a person whose score is 640. A score of 540 generally means that there are some negative items on the credit report which need the attention. An expert can easily understand the report with a bird eye just with a look on the score and thus help you in raising your credit report scores.

Challenging the account with the credit bureaus is the best possible way to raise issues which you need to get fixed. It may vary from past dues to recent collection accounts or a lot more serious thing like judgment etc. The more serious an issue is, harder it becomes to fix it and raise your credit report overall scores.

The approach you pick to raise your credit scores should also consist of further improving your account and credit history. The best way for this is to restrain your self from over use of your credit card and paying back all debts on time. Try to bring more and more of balances down and if possible even go to clear them completely. You should always keep in mind that the opened balance is one main factor in calculating your overall balance scores. Paying them more and more will gradually raise your over all credit report scores.

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Does it affect your credit score if you request a credit report just for your information?

Saturday, November 22nd, 2008
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matthew l asked:


I know it affects your credit score negatively everytime you APPLY for something (car, loan, credit card) and they check your credit report to see if you qualify and you end up not qualifying.

But does it affect your credit score if you request your own credit report just FOR YOUR INFORMATION, to make sure everything is accurate? I know it costs you money, but does it affect your credit score?

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How do I dispute a negative statement on my credit report?

Sunday, August 3rd, 2008
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meinsla asked:


I’m in the U.S. Army. Shortly after filing my indiana states taxes for 2005 I deployed to Afghanistan. I apparently owed the state revenue service around $40. I am pretty sure I acknowledged this before I deployed but I guess it slipped my mind.

Apparently the revenue service tried to get a hold of me (which they obviously weren’t able to) regarding the situation. Eventually, a sheriff was sent to the address listed on my Indiana state driver’s license and the state revenue service reported a no payment tax lien on my credit report.

All in all, the state got their crummy 40 bucks but I have the negative hit on my credit report.

I was turned down for a car loan because of it. Am I able to dispute this? If this had been under normal circumstances I would have been on top of things and this thing would have gotten paid before anything bad happed.

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