credit: Is Your Child's Social Security Number at Risk? - 06/27/07 08:11 AM
You know you should check your credit report to see if your identity has been stolen. If a thief obtains your Social Security number, they can establish credit cards in your name, borrow money and make purchases - all without you realizing it.And yet, millions of people have never checked to … (3 comments)

credit: How To Protect Yourself From Becoming A "Trigger Lead" - 06/26/07 09:23 AM

From the CBS News Video Web site, an interesting story for anyone who's recently applied for credit.
Credit repositories now sell the contact information of people applying for new mortgage loans to other mortgage lenders that want to compete for the business.
Called "trigger leads", an unsuspecting mortgage applicant can have his credit … (0 comments)

credit: Why "Prime Rate" Is A Name And Not A Number - 06/04/07 05:44 AM

Pop Quiz: Which interest rate is lower?  8.25% or Prime Rate?
If you answered anything other than "they are the same", then you can understand first-hand why banks refer to Prime Rate by name instead of by number. 
It's a neat little piece of sales psychology that keeps people from recognizing … (4 comments)

credit: Alert! Your Name is Being Sold - Take Action Now! - 06/03/07 08:50 AM
Your name is worth everything to you...it's your identity, it's YOU.  Here's breaking news you need to know...and you need to let all your family and friends know right away as well.    
Few people realize that each time their credit is checked, the information provided to the credit bureaus (Equifax, TransUnion, … (0 comments)

credit: Dealing with Credit Challenges - 06/02/07 06:00 AM
Typically, a person with a bad credit score is in this position because they lack structure in their life. There are, of course, cases where unplanned health or employment complications are to blame, but for the most part, these are individuals who lack the discipline to pay their bills on time … (1 comments)

credit: THE HITS JUST KEEP ON COMIN’! - 05/12/07 09:33 AM
But we're not talking about the latest top 40 hit by Mariah Carey!!
It's the FED.  The Federal Reserve Board has hiked rates seventeen consecutive times over the past two plus years...and while they've paused in their hiking cycle for the time being, the hits they've given to rates have added up … (0 comments)

 
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