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Next Steps in Rebuild

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Next Steps in Rebuild

Hello Everyone,

 

I am rebuilding and need some advice on next steps. Below is everything going on currently. I am thinking once my portfolio is removed and my Care is paid off I will apply for a Discover IT or Captial One Secured. Any advice is greatly appericated!  

 

Okay here is what everyone wants to know. 

 Experian-667  

Equifax-668  

Transunion-670 

 

1 closed account-Credit one bank-$300 limit 

Late 30-1 

Late 60-1 

Late 90-1 

Late 120-2  

Closed June 2018, closed with a 300 balance but paid off. Now showing 0. 

 

Care Credit-Authorized user- opened 1 year ago

Limit-10,000 

100% payments made on time  

15% Utilization (will drop below 10% after next payment is posted) 

 

Citi-Authorized user  

Limit-1,000

100% on time payments but owner almost never uses it 

 

Open Skyy CC-Opened 13 months ago  

Limit-200

100% payment history  

Keep utilization under 10% (only put netflix and hulu on this) but pay off next month 

 

Collections: 

Midland recently removed-644 

Portfolio-3,445 (Just made last payment so will be removed soon) 

Medical Collections from McDonugh District Hospital sent to Collection professionals 

Total-5,142 on 7 different accounts (1 is paid off now with a 0 balance)

Have a payment plan with them. Sadley, not for delet but I feel like paid collections are better then none!  

State Collections Services(Medical Debt) -$75. (I need to pay this off I just never think about it until they are closed)  

 

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Anonymous
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Re: Next Steps in Rebuild

I'm not an expert and I'm sure someone with more knowledge and experience will chime in.

But here is what I would do regarding more credit if in your shoes.

Get a self lender account. This shows as an installment loan so gives more diversity than just credit cards.

I would add either a Discover or Cap 1 secured. First I would apply for unsecured and go unsecured if unsuccessful.

It is possible to get too many accounts too fast. I've opened about 17 in the last 15 months and it's holding my score back right now. Keep the accounts you have now in good standing and time will also help.

 

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