Why Is Credit Important? 10 Reasons You Need a Good Score
July 25, 2023
Mackenzie Halversen has been writing about finance and credit repair since 2021. She started by focusing on educating about credit repair, and then began incorporating further broader financial topics as time went on. In addition to reviewing and writing content for Credit.com, Mackenzie enjoys reading and sipping tea in the mornings.
Credit is important for securing loans, mortgages, credit cards, and more. A good credit score shows lenders that you’re responsible and pay bills on time.
Soft credit checks don't have an impact on your credit score, but they can have a big impact on how you manage your credit. Find out more.
Find out what a 609 letter is, how to write a 609 dispute letter, and how taking this step can help remove inaccurate, negative details from your credit report.
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Find out more about evictions, if having an eviction can impact your credit score or prevent you from renting in the future, and tenant rights.
What is a cashier's check, and how do you get one? In this comprehensive guide, you get the process, costs, alternatives, and more to secure your financial transactions.
Hard inquiries are a factor that significantly impacts your credit. Keep reading to learn more about hard inquiries and how they may affect you.
You may need to file the 1099-C form if you have canceled debts. Find out when you need this form and how to file it.
Discover how the Flex Modification Program by Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac provides struggling borrowers with mortgage relief and helps preserve homeownership.
