Some time ago, I wrote about Fair Credit reports; the link is no longer valid.
Here is the updated address to the Fair Credit Reporting page.
Another useful page on the topic that may be of interest.
Showing posts with label credit rating. Show all posts
Showing posts with label credit rating. Show all posts
Friday, September 14, 2012
Tuesday, September 20, 2011
What Happens After Foreclosure?
From American Consumers:
This link will take you to an informative study by the Federal Reserve Board that examines what happens to people after a foreclosure. Based on credit report data from the FRBNY/Equifax Consumer Credit Panel--a nationally representative 5 percent random sample of Americans with credit files--the study tracked individuals who had experienced the start of a foreclosure. Surprisingly, most who experience the start of a foreclosure are still in the same house two years later. Most of the foreclosed who moved ended up in equivalent housing--a single family home in a similar neighborhood.
This link will take you to an informative study by the Federal Reserve Board that examines what happens to people after a foreclosure. Based on credit report data from the FRBNY/Equifax Consumer Credit Panel--a nationally representative 5 percent random sample of Americans with credit files--the study tracked individuals who had experienced the start of a foreclosure. Surprisingly, most who experience the start of a foreclosure are still in the same house two years later. Most of the foreclosed who moved ended up in equivalent housing--a single family home in a similar neighborhood.
Saturday, September 3, 2011
Tuesday, August 16, 2011
Standard & Poor's Credit Rating for each country
The map found HERE shows Standard & Poor's Credit Rating for each country. The US is no longer deep blue.
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