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Yeah...our credit rating is great and we pay ours off every month too.
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So Stormie -sorry to seem to be picking on you but you're currently my most real example- would you pay membership to this site if their advice was to pay off as much as you can and reduce your credit limits where possible? And that was it?
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my understanding of credit ratings after having worked in the banking sector (admittedly quite a few years ago) is that your actual rating is only affected by black marks when you miss payments, and even then, it's normally a manual process for a company to 'report' your default. Also, it's possible at times to negotiate with companies you've defaulted with to have those defaults removed from your rating.
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Right. and it's that rating coupled with your potential balance (i.e. what you could owe if you maxed out everything tomorrow) that determine whether you can get a new loan or not.
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exactly
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If you pay for debt counselling/credit record advice, is it in their interests to help you get out of debt/improve the situation quickly and efficiently? or just slowly enough that you can see progress so you think it's working? i bet they offer a "maintenance program" once you're finally clear of debt and your rating is OK.
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oooh it's the ali and monster show....who'd'a thunk it :lol:
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I think that question should go in the navel gazing forum. lol
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poor old stormie, I'm sorry, I'm really not picking on you, you just popped up right in the middle of me letting off steam....
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What are you all steamed up about?
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people with bad credit records dispensing bad credit advice....
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lol...is something that doesn't affect you really worth getting steamed up about though?
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no, that's why I like to let off a little (guffaw)
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(is "let off" just a brit euphemism?)
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