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Types Of Credit On Your Credit Report
Before I get started here, I want to share something i found today. Now onto your credit types (that may appear on your credit reports): This covers most of the types of things you may see on your credit. There may be a few other types, but most of them do not show up much. In my next article, I will cover the common things you need to know about all those numbers all over your credit report. The United Credit Authority – Online Resources For Credit, Debt and Credit Repair
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1. Assets – Cars, houses, recreational vehicles, etc… these are items that appear on your credit report that have real tangible value. They are secured by the property or item, normally are high ticket items but can be household items too.
2. Secured Debt – A loan that is collateralized. Meaning you have something that you have put up as collateral (like assets). A collateralized loan or secured loan can also be an asset, but there are other types like quick car loans, household furniture, or any other item you buy that the lien holder can come take back if you default.
3. Unsecured Debt – This is normally credit cards and signature loans.
4. Collections – Don’t really need to say much more here.
5. Judgments and liens – This is what you will see if you fail to pay your taxes or are sued for any reason and a judge has issued a court ordered judgment. It has to be recorded with the county recorder’s office (or the like).

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