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To make a long story short. I didn't have an income or job for 6 months and I was really in a rut. I was unable to make payments for close to 6 months. My chase credit cards, first niagara line of credit and another one I can't recall have been closed, and my fico scored dropped from a high of 750 to 605 (transunion) I need help to get back on my feet. Chase is not going to reopen the account that are closed. I need urgent help on how I can get my life back on track and improve my credit score. I am 26 years old and I recently got a decent job and now I am able to pay off some cards but I took a massive hit.Any help would be greatly appreciated.
I had 3 accounts that have gone into charge off or in the process of being charged off and I just recently got a job and able to make some payments. What can I do to build my credit and bring it to a level respectable where I can at least be able to finance a car? Is there a way to take a charge off your account?
Thanks for the quick response. i will try and find out what the status of those accounts are. How long realistically will it take to be able to get to 700's? is a year's time unrealistic, if I'm able to make payments and reduce my debt and perhaps even get new credit cards?
Thanks for the replies. I appreciate your help. I will look into a opening a card with a local credit union and see what happens. I have a $4500 credit limit with Dell and it's time for me to upgrade my computer, I've been using the same one for over 6 years lol and do you think it would help rebuild my credit to finance a computer through dell and pay it off?
The Credit cards that were charged off are as follows
First Niagra personal line of credit
Wells Fargo
Wells fargo checking account
Yes I had no income for a long period of time and I was unable to make my payments. It is not the end of the world but I need to know if I can have the deliniqunces removed. I made a payment arrangement with Chase and First Niagara to make payments per month to pay off the balance. I opted out of a settlement as I heard it's almost bad as having a bankrupcty on your record plus I don't have the lump cash to pay for the balances.