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If pay off all my credit card debt, how long will it take to impact my credit score?
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1 year ago
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How many points should it raise?
AuroraRose 1 year ago
Yes,I would also take it a step further & if I do not see a positive impact on my credit report after 30-45 days, I would write each of the credit bureaus and then call or write the creditor or bank in which I have the credit card with to ask them to report it to the bureaus as paid off, for a positive rating.
warking09 1 year ago
if it say charge off do i need to pay that credit card?
sjcobbins 3 months ago
If I have an average score of 612 and I pay off the the ac****s i owe what would be my credit socre then
Abel1017 3 months ago
Most financial institutions report to the credit bureaus on a 30 day cycle. That means it should take anywhere from 1-30 days before your actions will be reflected in your credit scores. If you don't see it in 30 days, you should review your credit reports AnnualCreditReport.com for accuracy.
hardeight 2 months ago