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Will a Credit Inquiry Hurt My Credit Score?

by Lynnette Khalfani-Cox, The Money Coach

It is possible – very likely, in fact – that applying for a loan or seeking a new credit card will indeed lower your credit score. Here’s why. Anytime you apply for credit -- such as a mortgage, a student ...

Will Opening A Checking Or Savings Account Hurt My Credit Rating?

by Lynnette Khalfani-Cox, The Money Coach

Q: Will opening a savings account in order to save for a home down payment impair my credit rating by creating an inquiry on my credit report? A: No, any kind of checking account or savings account that you might ...

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Will a Credit Inquiry Hurt My Credit Score?

Will Opening A Checking Or Savings Account Hurt My Credit Rating?

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