Solving & Repairing Credit Credit scores? I argued for a long time that credit scores don’t actually exist. All lenders take a view on what is and isn’t acceptable to them. The more interesting part is the detail that makes up the credit rating. That still stands. However, more and more suppliers, as well as
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Improve Your Poor Credit Rating These days many lenders advertise that they will accept borrowers with a poor credit rating, that they will lend to people with CCJs or defaults. The fact is that these lenders are either; A – Very picky about what and who they lend to B – Very expensive and lending
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We have talked about how your personal credit rating works in a previous post, now we look at how your personal credit rating can impact, or hurt your business. Business Products We all need third party products to make our business work. Sometimes these are time saving or convenience products, sometimes they are 100% key
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Your Personal credit rating used to be talked about as something mysterious or the great unknown. Nowadays a personal credit rating is something easily accessible and open for you to view. The challenge here is in understanding what the report is telling you and knowing how this will impact on your business’s ability to seek
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A question we get asked a lot is around terminology, things like ‘what are austerity measures’ or what really is a ‘credit rating’. Well, we have decided to publish a series of blogs covering commonly used terms, and putting them in plain English. Lets start with A-C, or Austerity to Credit Ratings Austerity – The
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The media have been quick to jump on the UK’s loss of their AAA credit rating this week, but what is it and what does it actually mean? Credit Ratings are issued by independent companies such as ‘Moodys’ or ‘Standard and Poors’, they sell their analysis and intelligence to other companies, investors, banks etc. It
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