Can a Timeshare Hurt My Credit?
June 24, 2014
A newly married couple had found the home they wanted, but when they started applying for a mortgage, they had a problem: secret credit card debt.
A newly married couple had found the home they wanted, but when they started applying for a mortgage, they had a problem: secret credit card debt.
With summer upon us, I often get questions from friends about timeshares. Is it a good idea? How will it affect my credit? What should I watch out for?
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