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When you open a new credit account, it triggers a hard inquiry on your credit report. Hard inquiries can temporarily lower your credit score. While one or two hard inquiries may not significantly impact, opening multiple new accounts within a short period can signal to lenders that you're in financial distress.

Don't let credit card debt weigh you down. ⚖️ Keep your balances below 30% for a healthier credit score.

Identity theft is a growing concern worldwide, and the Caribbean is no exception. With the increasing digitization of our lives, it's more important than ever to take proactive steps to protect your personal information.
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On this National Heroes Day, let us take a moment to honor the extraordinary individuals who fought tirelessly for Jamaica's independence and shaped our nation into what it is today. Happy National Heroes Day Jamaica!

Your credit history is like a financial resume that shows your track record of managing debt. A longer credit history generally indicates that you've been responsible with credit for a significant period. This can positively impact your credit score in several ways:

1. Demonstrates Stability: A longer credit history suggests that you've been financially stable. This can reassure lenders that you're less likely to default on a loan.

2. Shows Consistent Payments: A longer history allows lenders to see a consistent pattern of on-time payments, which is a key factor in determining your creditworthiness.

3. Reduces Risk: Lenders perceive borrowers with longer credit histories as less risky. This can lead to better interest rates and more favorable loan terms.

4. Rewards Responsible Behavior: Having a long history of responsible credit use can be seen as a reward for your financial discipline.

🌍 One World Through Cooperative Finance

This International Credit Union Day 2024, we celebrate the unity and strength of our global credit union community! Here in the Caribbean, approximately 230 credit unions across 18 countries are empowering over 2.7 million members and managing $9 billion in assets, creating a brighter financial future for all.

Let’s continue to build a world where everyone can thrive through cooperation!✨

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Don't let errors damage your credit. Follow the steps on our website to dispute errors on your report and restore your financial reputation.

Don't let late payments drag down your credit score. Make timely payments and pave the way for financial success.

A credit check can uncover hidden debts or errors. Don't delay, take control of your financial future.

1. Unauthorized Charges: This is the most obvious sign. Keep an eye on your credit card statements for purchases you don't recognize.

2. Missing Bills or Statements: If you're not receiving your regular bills or statements, it could be a sign that a fraudster has changed your address.

3. New Accounts You Didn't Open: Check your credit report regularly for any accounts you didn't apply for. This is a clear indication of identity theft.

4. Denial of Credit Applications: If you're suddenly being denied credit for no apparent reason, it could be due to fraudulent accounts opened in your name.

5. Suspicious Activity on Your Accounts: Be on the lookout for unusual activity, such as small, frequent charges or large withdrawals.

It's essential to monitor your financial accounts regularly and to report any suspicious activity to your financial institution immediately.

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