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@pattycake wrote:
Welcome to the forums!!!
Keep lurking, asking questions, and posting and you'll bring up your score by following the advice of these good people.
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@hotsauce wrote:
I just joined myfico after being turned down for a home loan. I've had all the ups and down one might imagine. But now its time to buckle down and get this thing working again. So here are my questions: I have access to ~30k in cash, so do I pay off collections and if so which ones? The most current, oldest, all of them? I also have several account from like 1999, 2001 and 2002 that were charged off as bad debit, what should I do about those?? I also have a a tax lien from 2001 that went to Judgment and I plan on paying it off next week. Is this the right choice?? My current FICO with TU is 517, and I have to say I'm embarrassed as one can be considering how much money I make. I'm open to any and all suggestions, and I'm even willing to PM my info to someone for advice. Thanks advance!!!!
@hotsauce wrote:
I just joined myfico after being turned down for a home loan. I've had all the ups and down one might imagine. But now its time to buckle down and get this thing working again. So here are my questions: I have access to ~30k in cash, so do I pay off collections and if so which ones? The most current, oldest, all of them? I also have several account from like 1999, 2001 and 2002 that were charged off as bad debit, what should I do about those?? I also have a a tax lien from 2001 that went to Judgment and I plan on paying it off next week. Is this the right choice?? My current FICO with TU is 517, and I have to say I'm embarrassed as one can be considering how much money I make. I'm open to any and all suggestions, and I'm even willing to PM my info to someone for advice. Thanks advance!!!!