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No, I think they already have the votes. He could of used his leverage better. At least Collins got her shit in the spending bill.

When does the netting ends ?

Republicans are such two faced scum. Remember during the healthcare debate, they were so adamant about gamesmanship and not voting til that republicans senator that got elected got sworn in... Doug Jones should be able to vote. The people of Alabama have spoken.

They’re not gonna do shit. Democrats are soft lol but what can you expect from the party that allowed Hilary to represent them

you need to diverse the type of credit you have. Do you have a car financed? A personal loan? Mortgage? They like to see you can handle diverse types of finances and obligations.

26 and credit of 825. I have 9 credit cards, 1 loan, and a car loan over 40k. You need to utilize your credit cards, and know how credit scores work. Use your credit cards, make sure you never go over a lot of credit utilization, not too many hard inquiries. Age of your oldest account and closed accounts play a big role. When I got my car my credit took a hit, went to almost 710, but slowly picked up after a year of steady payments and more credit cards.

^^ Good advice too. I have 4 CC, 1 car loan, zero hard inquires and oldest account is over 9 years ago with average of 7 years for the others.

I had bank accounts and credit card based on ITIN before DACA.

Trying not to go off topic, but I agree. I had a secured cc from Capital One before DACA, so been building that credit score for 10 years. I have noticed the Average Credit Year doesn't affect much, mine is only 2.6 years since I open new accounts every 9-10 months when there's a big bonus for sign up on certain cards. What matters the most is your oldest account, that's why I have a shitty capital one card with only 200 bucks credit line and pay 25 bucks a year for it, but been told not to close it.

cp120: I think you should apply for another credit card. There are many without annual fees that give generous credit limits. Most banks will accept undocumented customers (stay away from Wells Fargo). I would recommend AMEX or Chase.

i got 800+ credit score too, one car loan of 15k and i own another car, and i am a homeowner with no more mortgage payments left. last i checked the market, my home is valued at $350k here now in CA.

im not sure about taking loans and just leaving lol i guess i got more dignity than that.

its tempting though..