How many credit offer a person recieves a year.?
109483
I get about two offers a week, I even got an offer for the credit card I already have! Whenever I see something from Willmington, DE I just throw it away without even opening it, regaurdless of how legitimate it looks, they have gotten creative with the packaging now.
199264
Apply for as many as you can. The more you apply for, the more chances you have!
743980
It's about average for average credit. Origination can go from 0% to 10%, depending on credit.
547947
A good question.  Get IRS Publication 17.  An individual can give you up to $11,000.00 in a year and there is no tax implication on that amount.  The amount you can receive in a lifetime keeps changing; it used to be 300,000 but has changed.  It is now set at $345,800.00 for the year against a lifetime credit of one million dollars.
1129952
its fine. as long as you pay them regularly (i pay mine in full everytime so that i dont have to pay interest), you'll have perfectly fine credit, whether you have 2 or 200.
460810
most companies checking credit to give you either a credit card or cell phone etc would like to see a minimum of about 620, if you have atleats 670 you can get better interest rates on loans and better credit deals.
102357
Every American by law is entitled to one free credit report each year from all three major reporting agencies.  There is no catch or obligation.  It is provided thru the FTC.\n\nHere's the link to getting them:
737998
Yeah, you have a lot of credit available to you.  If you were to max em all in one month you might find it hard to make all the payments.
224513
It is real. A law was passed recently that entitles everyone to one free credit report per year from one of the three top reporting agencies. However, the catch is that you do not get your actual credit score....well, atleast not for free.
176590
Get a copy of your credit report through equifax. This report is free once a year.
507504
yes, you will likely qualify for a higher limit. Mine is similar and I reject more offers than I accept.  One of my finance professors used to categorize people with FICO of 720 and above as those who would skip eating before making a late payment.  He also used to give advice to young female students regarding who to date based on credit scores.  He was funny and the advice seemed pretty valid in my experience.
175499
Since everyone who is going to offer you credit uses credit scores (many based on FICO), your best bet is learn how it works.\n\nThe link below has a lot of information about how your score is put together, and what you can do to improve it.  \n\nGo right to the source!
717182
First check the requirements for the given state you wish to be credited. There are differences state to state.
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credit report program
1127307
The one with the highest credit should apply by themselves. You can be added later.
54808
They should send you a statement every year.\n\nAsk them - they should be keeping records, and should be able to provide you with something.
1095697
www.myfreecreditscore.com   I think this one is really free, don't forget most states allow 1 every 12 months Free.  Also if you have been turned down  for credit you get a free copy