Saturday, July 11, 2009

I heard that negative or delinquent credit is removed from your credit report after seven years. Is

It will be removed after 7 years. However, they can still call you in regards to the account until the day you die. In most cases, they%26#039;ll sell it to a collection agency. If you make a payment, then the statue of limitation starts all over again.



I heard that negative or delinquent credit is removed from your credit report after seven years. Is this true

Yes.



I heard that negative or delinquent credit is removed from your credit report after seven years. Is this true

I believe so



I heard that negative or delinquent credit is removed from your credit report after seven years. Is this true

It will show up in your history, but the specific details may not be available. Unless it keeps happening, the effect on your credit score will lessen after about 1 year.



I heard that negative or delinquent credit is removed from your credit report after seven years. Is this true

for something negative like a late payment it will take 7 years until it no longer shows up.



I heard that negative or delinquent credit is removed from your credit report after seven years. Is this true

Yes it is, however the standing needs to be exactly the same for those 7 years. At my work at a bank, I had a customer that started to make payments at year 6 and messed stuff up more.

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