How to Build Credit - 7 Tips

September 8, 2025
Discover effective ways to build credit and lift your score. Learn how credit is calculated and how long it takes to see results.
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Self can you pay taxes without a social security numberIs it Possible to Pay Taxes Without a Social Security Number?
September 7, 2025
Learn how paying taxes without a social security number works and who might need to pay taxes with an ITIN instead of an SSN. Read more.
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September 7, 2025
Getting calls from Wakefield & Associates? You may be able to remove them from your credit report. Here’s what you need to know. Read more.
What happens to debt if you go to jail Header-01What Happens to Debt When You Go to Jail?
September 5, 2025
Find out what happens to your bills and debt in prison, plus ways to manage your finances during incarceration. Read more.
DES-1118Cash Advance Repayments and Cash Advance Apps 101
September 3, 2025
Learn what a cash advance is, when it may be useful, the costs and risks to watch out for, along with tips for using them responsibly. Read more.
Self loan to value explainedLoan-to-Value Explained and How to Calculate It
September 2, 2025
Learn what a loan-to-value (LTV) ratio is, how to calculate it, and how it affects mortgages, refinancing, auto loans, and home equity applications. Read more.
how does car repossession workHow Does Car Repossession Work?
September 2, 2025
Learn what car repossession is, how the process works, and steps you can take to avoid it. Read more.
Gross Vs Net what's the differenceGross vs. Net Income: The Key Differences
September 1, 2025
Learn the key differences between gross and net income and how each can impact your taxes and budget. Read more.
How Voluntary Repossession Impacts Your Credit - header 1How Voluntary Repossession Impacts Your Credit
August 28, 2025
Voluntary repossession is when someone returns their car to the lender because they can no longer meet the payment obligations on the loan agreement. Read more.