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A Credit Score You've Earned (Washington Post)
A pending change to a popular credit scoring system is about to make it much harder for people to polish their credit by riding the coattails of someone else's good payment record.
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Higher credit score good news for city (The Longview News-Journal)
The city of Longview has received favorable ratings from the nation's top three credit agencies, and the improved scores are likely to result in lower interest rates for the upcoming capital improvement projects bond sales.
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The dark side of credit reports and scores (Bankrate.com via Yahoo! Finance)
The author of "Credit Scores and Credit Reports," Evan Hendricks, says the credit card industry's use of credit reporting and scores is often designed to make you pay more.
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The author of "Credit Scores & Credit Reports" sounds off about the current credit reporting system. (Bankrate.com)
Addressing problems with the current credit reporting system and ways in which consumers misunderstand it, privacy expert and author of "Credit Scores & Credit Reports: How the System Really Works, What You Can Do" Evan Hendricks explores the deep end of the credit-scoring pool.
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Your Money: Building a credit history is about to get harder (USA Today)
For years, people with no credit histories have been able to build their own by having someone with good credit usually a parent or spouse add them as an authorized user for one of their cards. That's coming to an end.
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CDOs of TCW Group, GSC Face Most Risk of Downgrade (Update2) (Bloomberg.com)
July 12 (Bloomberg) -- TCW Group Inc. and GSC Partners created the most collateralized debt obligations that are now at risk of having their credit ratings slashed because they are backed by some of the worst-performing subprime mortgage bonds.
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A (credit) history lesson for grads (Detroit News)
Q. I am a recent college graduate and have no credit history. How can I build good credit?
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Garcia: L.A. mayor’s ‘Summer of Love’ scandal (The San Francisco Examiner)
Judging by the scores of stories that have greeted Villaraigosa’s public admission last week, he is, to say the least, not there yet. He has been blistered in editorials and subject to daily news stories in the nation’s second largest media market.
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Cleaning out the All-Star notebook: Is La Russa an idiot? (San Francisco Chronicle)
I think we can all agree the All-Star Game, while grossly overhyped, turned out to be a good game and San Francisco can throw some serious parties. I'm not sure everyone will agree with the following: Tony La Russa is an idiot. There is nothing he can say to...
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Retests for lost exams planned (The Daily Times)
SALISBURY -- For 18-year-old Luke Terrell -- who completed four Advanced Placement exams in biology, English, psychology and European history -- receiving his scores was to be the highlight of the season.
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