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  1. To become a credit counselor, either find the local state licensing program to get a job with a bank, or become a freelance counselor to credit, working 100 percent for the customer. Counsel people on credit management with information from a financial manager and currency trader in this free video on finance.

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  2. Immigrants can build their credit by starting at home before moving to a new country, as credit can transfer between many banks, and choosing a bank with branches in other countries can help make the process smoother. Maintain good credit in a home country before moving internationally with information from a financial manager and currency trader in this free video on finance.

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  3. Young adults can build credit by paying credit card bills on time, making timely car payments or even taking out a small loan with a parent as a co-signer. Build excellent credit as a young adult to help with future car and home purchases with information from a financial manager and currency trader in this free video on finance.

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  4. Building credit in 60 days can be done by making timely payments on a credit card or bank loan, as consistent payments demonstrates responsibility and credibility. Build credit in two months time with information from a financial manager and currency trader in this free video on finance.

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  5. Building a business credit profile is similar to building personal credit, as paying bills, taxes and credit card payments in a timely manner creates a high credit score and enables businesses to borrow more money in the future. Build up company credit with information from a financial manager and currency trader in this free video on finance.

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  6. Building business credit with no personal guarantees requires accruing a small amount of credit card debt, getting a small government loan and paying each off in a timely manner. Gain credibility with the bank as a new business with information from a financial manager and currency trader in this free video on finance.

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  7. To build credit back up after filing for chapter seven, consider getting a prepaid credit card, getting someone to co-sign on a loan or getting a small government-sponsored loan, making timely payments to gain credibility. Build up better credit after filing for bankruptcy with information from a financial manager and currency trader in this free video on finance.

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  8. To build unsecured lines of credit, accrue a small amount of credit card debt and make timely payments, and have the government help you to become a guarantor. Build unsecured lines of credit for a company with information from a financial manager and currency trader in this free video on finance.

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  9. Building corporate credit requires getting a credit card in the company's name, borrowing a small amount of money and paying that money back in a timely manner. Build up good credit for a company, even asking the government for help, with information from a financial manager and currency trader in this free video on finance.

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  10. Building corporate credit through separate divisions involves breaking the company into sections to avoid cross-liability between branches, so each division builds its own good credit within the company. Build up credit for different areas of a company with information from a financial manager and currency trader in this free video on finance.

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  11. Building corporate credit without a personal guarantor requires getting a credit card in the company's name, borrowing a small amount of money on that card and paying the card back in a timely manner. Build up good credit for a company, taking advantage of local state and city business loan programs, with information from a financial manager and currency trader in this free video on finance.

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  12. A Dun and Bradstreet account can help build corporate credit by providing all of the company's financial data, illustrating a business plan and having them rate the company. Get a high rating from Dun and Bradstreet to gain corporate credit with information from a financial manager and currency trader in this free video on finance.

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  13. Building good credit can take as little as a year from having no credit history or up to two or more years to fix negative credit problems. Find out how long it takes to build up better credit with information from a financial manager and currency trader in this free video on finance.

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  14. Kids can build good credit by having a credit card in their name at a young age, making regular and timely payments and having a parent co-sign on a loan. Build up great credit from a young age to help out in future car or home purchases with information from a financial manager and currency trader in this free video on finance.

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  15. A credit score is determined by the amount of debt accrued, an individual's income and the frequency of timely payments. Understand how credit scores are calculated with information from a financial manager and currency trader in this free video on finance.

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  16. Lines of credit are agreements made with the bank to loan out a predetermined amount of money on demand, which can be set up in advance before purchasing a car or home. Open up a line of credit with the bank in preparation for large purchases with information from a financial manager and currency trader in this free video on finance.

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  17. Bankruptcies can remain on credit histories for five to 10 years, depending on whether the individual filed for chapter seven, 13 or 11. Find out how long it takes to eliminate bankruptcy from credit history with information from a financial manager and currency trader in this free video on finance.

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  18. Information stays on a credit report for about five years, but any personal credit information online can be accessed for an undetermined amount of time. Calculate how long credit history lasts with information from a financial manager and currency trader in this free video on finance.

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  19. Credit repair is possible by first getting a copy of a credit report from TransUnion, Equifax and Expedia, making sure timely payments are correctly documented, and writing to credit companies to inform them of payments made. Repair bad credit gradually with information from a financial manager and currency trader in this free video on finance.

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  20. Credit history is the documentation of all credit activity of an individual, such as credit card payments, loans and other finance-related activity. Maintain a good credit history with information from a financial manager and currency trader in this free video on finance.

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  21. The Fair Credit Reporting Act gives rights to borrowers to have free access to their credit reports and the ability to contact the reporting agencies to amend mistakes. Understand an individual's rights as they relate to credit reports with information from a financial manager and currency trader in this free video on finance.

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  22. Buying a home usually requires having moderate to good credit, but different states of the economy can make it more or less difficult to get a loan for a new house. Understand the role of a good credit history as it relates to the house-buying process with information from a financial manager and currency trader in this free video on finance.

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  23. Obtaining personal credit reports is free by contacting the three major reporting agencies and requesting a copy of the credit history. Access your credit report, and find out how lenders can access it as well, with information from a financial manager and currency trader in this free video on finance.

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  24. When comparing consumer credit counseling services, consider who pays them, as a credit counselor working for a larger corporation or a bank may not provide the best one-on-one service. Find a credit counselor who works for the customer, not the bank, with information from a financial manager and currency trader in this free video on finance.

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  25. Equifax offers free online credit reports, as deemed by the government, and links on the Equifax Web site enables individuals to view their credit report and even make changes to inaccurate information. Get a free credit report through the Equifax Web site with information from a financial manager and currency trader in this free video on finance.

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The invention of "credit" as we know it was a milestone in the journey toward re-establishing an aristocracy in the United States. Historically, credit is as old as the idea of a promise and as common as opening a tab at the local bar. An economy based on credit leaves only the lenders free, and it scores individuals based on their ability to stay in debt and continually make money for lenders. The economic system of the United States, founded at the birth of the Federal Reserve, borrows money from international banking groups and itself lives on credit. In this free video series on finance, a financial manager and currency trader discusses managing credit. Find out how to access a free credit report, get information about building up good credit, and find out how to build credit for a new company. Learn about building up credit as a young adult with no credit history, and even get tips on repairing bad credit. Maintain good credit to more easily get bank loans for large purchases, such as cars and homes.

 
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