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Raawiya's Solutions To Healthy Credit
Sunday, February 27, 2011
Why Should You Complete Your FES Will and Trust?
Saturday, February 12, 2011
Looking For Work? Make Sure Your Credit Resume Is Up To Date!
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Why do potential employers check your credit rating? This is a hot topic these days, and yet another reason why your credit rating is so important. There are several reasons why someone may have less than perfect credit, some which may indicate a potential problem for employers and some situations where the individual had little or no control. For example, a low credit score may indicate a limited use of credit, a severe illness with big medical bills or a lengthy layoff with no severance. Other consumers, regardless of their income, simply live beyond their means on a regular basis, overspending on credit. To employers, that could raise a warning flag about an applicant's possible lack of self-discipline -- and maybe even lack of integrity. And employers might reasonably be concerned that an employee's money problems could tempt him or her to steal or to pad an expense account. | |
With few jobs and so many candidates with similar qualifications looking for work, employers often look for small differentiating factors (positive and negative) to help them make decisions. Credit history can be one of these. Check the Education and Resource Centers in your Protection Plan account for more information on improving your credit file. |
Wednesday, February 2, 2011
How to change bad financial habits in 8 steps
Is Your New Year's Resolution To Become Financially Fit? Get your finances in order for 2011 starting now! You've made a resolution to diet, workout and get more physically fit, but what about your finances? Managing your debt? Saving money? Restoring your credit? Here are some tips for replacing unhealthy financial habits with sound new ones to achieve financial freedom in 2011:
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Friday, January 28, 2011
How to change bad financial habits in 8 steps
Is Your New Year's Resolution To Become Financially Fit? Get your finances in order for 2011 starting now! You've made a resolution to diet, workout and get more physically fit, but what about your finances? Managing your debt? Saving money? Restoring your credit? Here are some tips for replacing unhealthy financial habits with sound new ones to achieve financial freedom in 2011:
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Thursday, January 20, 2011
The Affects of Your Credit Score on Insurance
Description | : | Your credit score affects everything from the rate you pay in interest to your car insurance. According to a recent survey by Conning & Co., a Hartford, Connecticut-based insurance research firm, 92 percent of all insurance companies use credit information when underwriting new policies. In fact, credit history is becoming one of the major factors, if not the major factor, in determining insurance rates. Did you know that even your car insurance is affected by your credit score? When it comes to insurance, providers say there may be a relationship between a person's credit history and the possibility of filing a claim. According to the Insurance Information Institute (III), people with a lower credit score are more likely to file a claim than someone with a higher credit score. View your credit score in the Positive Credit Builder Credit Analyzer and take care of potential derogatory items in the Dispute Module.** ** if applicable |
When Need Arises, Don't Forget To Update Your FES Will & Trust!
Description | : | Have you recently had the joy of a new child or grandchild? Don’t forget to update your FES Will & Trust! It may be time to modify your will if you've experienced a big change in your lifestyle, such as bringing a new member into the family. Your will should be tailored to your current family and financial situation, which may be different than five years ago or possibly even last year. Your will and trust is not always a one-time undertaking. To protect your loved ones in the future, we encourage you to review and modify your FES Will & Trust every year or should any of these other life-changing events occur: • You marry, remarry or divorce • You have a child or new grandchild • You move to a different state • Your assets change in value significantly (ie: you receive an inheritance) and/or the estate tax laws change • The executor of your will or the administrator of your trust dies or becomes incapacitated, or your relationship with that person changes significantly • One of your heirs dies or has a permanent change in health • Your children reach age 18 • The laws affecting your estate change To make any necessary changes, revisit our FES Will and Trust section at any time to modify your documents. We will prepare and forward your new documents within a few business days. |
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