This will likely be a challenge at first, but remember that many of the payments you make every month get reported to credit agency. As you consistently pay your obligations in a timely manner, your score will start to go back up. An important part of your strategy, though, should be to secure a mix of the common types of credit. Lenders like to see that you have developed the skills to effectively manage all the debt of your household. So keeping your commitments on a credit card, an auto loan, a mortgage (if possible) and maybe some type of consumer credit can show just such an ability.
If you are able to get a credit card, follow these steps:
At the office of Howard N. Sobel, we provide personal bankruptcy counsel to men and women throughout the state of New Jersey. Contact our office online or call us at 856-424-6400 to set up a free initial consultation. Evening and weekend appointments can be arranged upon request. We accept all major credit cards.
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