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Credit Suicide
Posted by Anonymous | Article Published 10/1/2006 | Unrated
Few things influence the home buying process more than your credit. I like how Clark Howard refers to the three credit repositories as, the three screw-ups. There is some validity to that, and hopefully recent legislation will help clean up many of the inaccuracies. Regardless, lenders need a source to determine levels of risk for lending moneyG and the Fair Isaac Company is where it lies. (Note: Fair was one of their last namesG doesn't necessarily denote fairness
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