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ICB Credit Rating

thesaturdayman · 2014-03-04 20:01:32

Quick question, I know (from my student days) that a blip on a loan or credit card repayment can have a damaging effect on ones credit rating, but does anyone else here think firstly the penalty of 5 years on record but secondly that it is nigh on impossible to improve your record during the 5 year period is a bit…

04-03-2014 9:01pm

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Quick question, I know (from my student days) that a blip on a loan or credit card repayment can have a damaging effect on ones credit rating, but does anyone else here think firstly the penalty of 5 years on record but secondly that it is nigh on impossible to improve your record during the 5 year period is a bit excessive?

Maybe I am totally wrong and off with my info but there are no known ways to improve credit rating in ireland currently are there? if you take it as a given that the record is damaged from a previous issue?

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