Used Credit: Definition and additional resources from BNET
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Business Definition for: Used Credit

  • the portion of a line of credit that is no longer available for use

Additional Resources

Managing Your Credit
Your credit report is an electronic record of your credit activities. These activities range from borrowing to buy a car or a home to applying for a loan or credit card. More importantly, a credit report is a record of how you use credit and how much of it you...
Tags: Credit, Business Week, Sales Channel, Monitors & Displays, Operational Accounting, Financial Services, Sales, Hardware, Components, Finance
White papers 2003-09-08
You And Your Credit Record
How can you determine whether you are building a credit rating and are considered creditworthy? What can you do to make sure you are establishing a credit record in your own right? A fast way of finding out whether you have a credit rating is to look at your financial...
Tags: Financial Accounting, Financial, Finance
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How Can I Establish--or Rebuild--Good Credit?
If you do not have a well-established credit history, you should begin to build one. The article says that the trick is to start small: try applying for credit with a local business, such as a department store or a local bank or credit union. These local merchants may have...
Tags: E-Loan, Article, Credit History
White papers 2003-01-01
When to get a credit report
This article says that before you apply for a credit card or loan, you should review a copy of your credit report from each of the three major bureaus to avoid any surprises. A copy of your credit report from each bureau generally costs $9. Some states, including California and...
Tags: Business Week, Report, Financial Accounting, Sales Channel, Finance, Sales, Bureau
White papers 2003-09-08
Why Business Credit Is a Must for Every Business Owner!
Most business owner have no idea that they can establish business credit and even fewer know how to how to establish business credit. If owners would take the time necessary to educate themselves about establishing credit they would no longer have to use their personal funds for start up capital...
Tags: Business, Managerial Accounting, Sales Channel, Financial Services, Finance, Sales
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Repair your credit
Improving or repairing your credit is a process that focuses on improving lenders' perceptions of you as a credit risk. Your credit score is an important component in shaping those decisions. By taking steps to improve your credit score, you can improve your creditworthiness. When you review your credit score,...
Tags: Business Week, Sales Channel, Operational Accounting, Financial Services, Sales, Finance
White papers 2003-09-08
CREDIT/TRUTH-IN LENDING
CONSUMER ISSUES CREDIT/TRUTH-IN LENDING Sections within this essay: Background Types of Credit Same as Cash Credit Installment Credit Revolving Credit Interest Truth in Lending Act FTC Litigation Equal Credit Opportunity Act Fair Credit Reporting Act Credit Reports Credit Report Errors Accurate Negative Information Fair Debt Collection Practices Act...
Tags: advertisement, Bureau, creditor, FINANCE, FTC, payment
Research articles 2005-10-25
The Credit Department of the Future
This paper assesses that what does Credit Department mean for the average credit manager? Credit professionals need to redouble their investment in their own professional development. Credit managers should stay current with technological changes, and embrace the changes that reduce cost and headcount and/or make the credit department more efficient...
Tags: Finance, Investment, Computer Sciences Corp.
White papers 1995-01-01
Your Credit System
Credit allows your customer to obtain your goods or services in return for a promise to pay in the future. Today credit shopping is a way of life for many people. You will need to make several decisions on how you will advance credit to your customers. Businesses today must...
Tags: Monitors & Displays, Hardware, Components, Financial Services, Customer
White papers 2003-01-01
Rebuilding Your Credit--Bouncing Back From a Checkered credit past
If you have had credit difficulties in the past, don't give up--it is possible to bounce back and rebuild your credit history. The important thing to remember is that from now on, any new credit you open must be paid on time--every time. You will begin creating a better credit...
Tags: E-Loan, Credit
White papers 2003-01-01
Credit scoring: the future of decisioning in the A/R process.(NACM's 110th Credit Congress & Exposition)
Credit scoring can be defined as a method of evaluating the credit worthiness of your customers through the implementation of a formula or set of rules. Testing the credit worthiness of your customer base via credit scoring or a statistical model is by no means a new...
Tags: SECURITY, Strategy, U.S. Congress
Research articles 2006-02-01
Understanding Credit
There are two ways to pay for something you buy. One way is to pay immediately by giving the seller cash or a check, the other payment is to use "credit" which is usually in the form of a credit card or store credit. Credit allows the consumer to buy...
Tags: Sales Channel, Credit Card, Financial Services, Sales
White papers 2003-01-01
Credit Approval Letter
Use this template to welcome and inform the new customers that their application for credit has approved, and to explain his or her credit limit and billing or credit terms.
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Tools & templates 2008-01-01
Managing Credit Risk: The Challenge For The New Millennium
Credit Risk is a global challenge in high and low risks regions. This presentation overviews the new BIS guidelines on capital allocation, credit risk management issues & credit culture importance, the pricing of credit risk assets, credit scoring and rating systems, traditional and non-traditional credit scoring systems, a model for...
Tags: Emerging Market, Credit Risk Management, Marketing Research, Financial Services, Credit Risk, Credit, Marketing
Presentations 2003-01-01
Credit Insurance
Credit insurance comes in a variety of forms. Typical credit insurance coverage include credit life, credit disability, involuntary unemployment, and credit property insurance. Separate overages such as those listed above are often bundled together and marketed as one packaged product. It is possible that you will only find value in...
Tags: Corporate Insurance, Exception, Credit Insurance, Business Operations, Insurance
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The ABCs of credit reports and credit rating: check your credit rating from a credit reporting agency at least once a year for your protection
The credit scoring system allows lenders to evaluate a potential borrower's creditworthiness. The system predicts financial risk over time, and is used by lenders, insurers, landlords, employers and utility companies to evaluate your credit behavior, determining management of financial responsibility. When preparing for a new credit card, loan or extension...
Tags: ABC Inc., agency, creditor, Experian, FINANCE, payment
Research articles 2004-12-01
Keeping Track Of Your Credit Score Can Help You Avoid Bankruptcy
Having a copy of your credit score can most often mean the difference between going deeper into debt and getting out of it. Because most people do not keep track of their credit score, they often go into deep debt without even realizing it. Every time you are late making...
Tags: Creditor, Score, Bankruptcy, Articlesisland.com, Litigation, Operational Accounting, Business Operations, Finance
White papers 2006-10-25
Getting A Credit Card After Bankruptcy
Getting a credit card after bankruptcy to start rebuilding your credit rating is a marathon, not a sprint. You must carefully plan when and how to use your credit card so that it becomes an asset instead of a liability. Make sure that you pay off the full balance each...
Tags: Credit Card, Bankruptcy, Articlesisland.com, Sales Channel, Financial Services, Litigation, Sales, Business Operations
White papers 2007-07-10
Bankruptcy Credit Card: How Choose One
There are many credit card issuers out there promoting what some people refer to as "Bankruptcy credit cards" - that is, credit cards for people who have a bankruptcy on their credit report. Of course, these credit card issuers target individuals with poor credit in general, not just those with...
Tags: Litigation, Bankruptcy, EzineArticles.com, Credit Card, Business Operations
White papers 2006-02-05
Credit-repair services
The author of this article says that credit card services are one that belongs to a reputable membership organization and is independently accredited. Credit-repair firms often aim to improve your credit history by taking shortcuts or finding other timesaving measures. Unscrupulous credit-repair services promise to end your credit woes with...
Tags: Credit History, Service
White papers 2003-09-08