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Congrats on your approvals. If you dont mind me asking what kind of timeline from where you started to where you are now?
@Anonymous wrote:Great job on your rebuild.
Get rid of First Premier!!
I was thinking of getting rid of First Premier, but I want to keep the length of my credit history with them. So I am not sure if I should.
@Sirair wrote:Congrats on your approvals. If you dont mind me asking what kind of timeline from where you started to where you are now?
I seriously started to work on my bad credit back in the end of 2014, around August 2014.
Thanks for the info, starting a very similiar journey and I use the success stories for motivation. Once again congrats on the success.
@Sirair wrote:Thanks for the info, starting a very similiar journey and I use the success stories for motivation. Once again congrats on the success.
Thats great news, I used this forum for the same purpose. I remember working with a mortgage company group that was going to help me raise my credit score. They said that it would take me 5 years to do so. That to get past 100 points I would need that long, I decided I wanted to prove them wrong. I managed to accomplish 80 points by december. Now that number may seem like alot, but my score at the time was at about 450. So by the next December I was at another 100 points and I recently purchased my home laast month. Refinanced some car loans that I had with 17-19 APR. I refianced them to a 7.19 APR. That may not be alo for some ,but for me that is a ton, I was paying so much in APR. Now I have a more manageble APR for my car loans and home I got a 3.75 APR. I feel good, I never thought I would get to this, its been hard. Heart break and patience. Keep fighting the good fight, it will pay off big.