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We have all heard the phrase Knowledge is power. Well it couldn't be more true when it comes to your credit. The more you know about your credit and how it works the better off you'll be. We have compiled valuable information for you to educate yourself. If you have any questions please feel free to contact us.
Accelerated Payment
A Scheduled payment, plus an additional monthly payment. Leads to quicker payoff of debt and less interest paid over the life of the loan.
Account Condition
Each account on your Credit Bureaus credit report has a "account condition." It indicates the present state of the account
(current, past due, etc.) but does not indicate the payment history of the account.
Account Monitoring
Once the lenders make a "Yes" decision, they might review your credit report on a regular basis as they continue to manage their
financial risk. This monitoring, is called account review, scans credit reports for certain risk characteristics as defined by the
lender. Federal law specifically permits lenders to monitor their accounts. When you signed your credit application, you gave the
lender permission to access your credit report from time to time.
Accounts in good standing
List credit items that are positive and should help your creditworthiness. Account information includes the creditor's name and address,
your account, the status (current, paid, closed, etc.), type and terms of the account and additional information as reported by your
creditors. Sometimes a creditor may not report information and in these cases your accounts may not be listed.
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