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There`s a lot of reasons why parents should start saving for their children`s college education. Some start right when the baby is born and some wait until their child enters high school. But when is the best time to start saving?

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With a baby on the way, parents often start to think about their future. Thoughts like: What will my kid be in the future? Should we start saving money for a college education? But what if she/he doesn`t want to go to college?

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It’s not just high demand or steep monthly payments that could come between you and a loan at the bank, a credit card you would like to apply to or an apartment that you would like to rent. There’s another big obstacle: your credit score. If you have bad credit or no credit at all you are already at an unfavorable position in relation to other applicants. But who has a harder time: people with bad credit or those with no credit?

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There are a lot of words we think of when we see the words “cost-effective”: cheap, lesser, affordable, etc. and even though Christmas and New Year's day are not passed yet you know that you need to start spending smart and saving smart if you want to be able to go on those Spring and Summer Vacations.


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Bad Credit VS No Credit is very similar in a sense that both of them are far away from good credit, other than that they are completely different. But what is the difference between them?

No credit means you don’t have a credit record, a lack of credit history. Bad credit means you do, and it's a result of poor history, basically, it means you’ve made some big mistakes.

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The process of credit repair will differ between credit repair companies so you should ask about the specific agency's process before you apply. Generally, you will be offered a complimentary initial consultation, after which the following process will apply: