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โMay-06-2015 11:46 PM
Bigdog wrote:beemerphile1 wrote:\Jpony56hd wrote:
...a Good Sam Reprehensive...
Now THAT is hilarious!
If you go back to the first page,you'll find that there was a post by a insurance rep from Good Sam that said that he'd look into it. It appears that it isn't only the CEO of Good Sam that watches these forums.
โMay-06-2015 10:57 PM
beemerphile1 wrote:\Jpony56hd wrote:
...a Good Sam Reprehensive...
Now THAT is hilarious!
โMay-06-2015 06:09 AM
ugh wrote:
Just to be clear to everyone. Having too many CCs or maxed out CC does not impact your insurance rate. Those things impact your credit scores which in turns impact your rates. Just like mortgage rate, car loan rates, etc. The better your credit score, the better your rates and it is not equal for insurance companies. That is why it pays to shop around even if you have great rates now.
โMay-06-2015 04:53 AM
Jpony56hd wrote:
...a Good Sam Reprehensive...
โMay-05-2015 07:48 PM
louiskathy wrote:
Just because he's max'd his card out doesn't mean it's a high amount of money. I intentionally called cust. service and lowered my credit card limits to make my credit score higher. (and to protect me from someone running up my card if it were stolen.)
โMay-05-2015 05:55 PM
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โMay-05-2015 01:02 PM
thestoloffs wrote:
If someone has retired, this can also affect one's credit score -- especially if one's replacement sources of income to repay outstanding CC debt are not readily apparent from published records.
โMay-05-2015 10:53 AM
โMay-05-2015 09:21 AM
Jpony56hd wrote:
I just retired from Boeing with 18 years in
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