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Choosing to rent or buy a home is a very
personal choice that depends on various
factors, such as your family, life goals, job
mobility, and debt load. For an analysis...
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Have you recently applied for any other loans
or credit cards? Each inquiry for credit
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There are several approaches to paying off
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Contact TransUnion at 800-916-8800 or on its
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Hard inquiries, caused by applications for new
credit, remain on your credit report for two
years. However, they usually only affect your
credit score for up to one year.
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Your credit card options depend on several
factors, including your credit score and what
features or rewards you want from a credit
card. You can check your credit sco...
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