Why a Rental Car Could Hurt Your Credit
April 22, 2013
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Are consumers now more interested in credit reports than credit scores? And free credit reports at that?
There are many reasons to rent a car -- perhaps for a vacation or to replace your car when it's in the shop -- but your credit might be at risk when you rent.
You probably never leave the house without your smartphone. But if you're not careful, it can harm your credit history and drag down your score.
A reader whose past due movie rental went to collections wants to know if her $8.97 debt will hurt her credit.
How a new account will affect your credit scores depends mostly on your overall credit history and on the type of new account you are opening.
Are you carrying a no pre-set limit credit card? If so, it's important to know how it can affect your credit.
One positive feature of student loans is that they can provide an effective way to establish and build credit without the help of mom, dad or a credit card.
The biggest secret credit mistake actually happens when people are trying to turn their credit score around and be more financially responsible.
Can your credit issuer raise your interest rate? How many credit cards should you have? We answer the 11 credit questions we get asked the most.
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