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Title: What does status like 'closed', 'settled' and 'written off' in your credit report mean


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What does status like 'closed', 'settled' and
'written off' in your credit report mean?
  • mymoneykarma 20/11/2017

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Overview
  • Get to know about
  • Closed
  • Written Off
  • Settled
  • According to CIBIL Report.

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Overview
A healthy CIBIL report and a chance to get a loan
will increase. According to research data
analysis based on CIBIL (Credit Information
Bureau (India) Ltd., 79 credit and credit cards
of credit and credit cards have been approved for
individuals 750 and above. The first step
towards developing a healthy CIBIL report is to
understand its contents. One of the most
important components of the Credit Report is the
"Accounts" section. The loan amount includes the
type of creditors (home, auto, personal,
overdraft, etc.), account numbers, ownership
details, date of opening, last payment date, all
loan and credit cards including you, loan amount,
current balance and Monthly record of payments
(up to 3 years). This section also provides
"status" in the account which defines the
"health" of the account. In a person's credit
report and what they mean is that there are some
common status flags here
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Closed
  • If you find a date near the 'Closed' field in
    your account section, the loan account lender has
    closed. In other words, you have closed your loan
    completely and report this account as "closed" to
    CIBIL.
  • After closing the loan, it is very important to
    get the (NOC) from the lender, banks issue a No
    Dues Certificate (NCD) or Closing Letter, Closing
    the Debt and "Covered" to your CIBIL Report.

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Settled
If you have partially deducted a debt or credit
card, the status of your credit report reflects
"settling". When you have an account settled, the
credit company agrees to accept the minimum
payment amount of the original payment amount. As
the lending institution loses the risk, the
"settled" status can be considered negative and
the possibility of loan approval is considered to
be detrimental. Your CIBIL TransUnion score does
not affect the "Settlement" flag, your credit
history will show a "settled" status in your
CIBIL report and reflects Day-Past-Deu because
the loan payment is not timely. Each bank has its
own policy of looking at a "secured" status and
determines your future loan applications.
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Written Off
  • When you can not pay more than 180 days for an
    outstanding loan/credit card, the lender needs a
    "write-off" in question. The lender then reported
    on your CIBIL report as "retained off". A lender
    who is willing to give credit or credit card to
    those who do not repay their debts or credit
    cards is a risk of approval for your loan or
    credit card applications.
  • If the CIBIL report shows a "settled" or "written
    off" status, then the person may be harder to get
    a loan.
  • "Finance ready" helps you understand the points
    in your credit history and work them to better
    cibil report and build a score.
  • The number of reports to be paid by the CBIL
    report is between Rs 550 and Rs 1200. For
    companies, CIBIL reports a flat rate every time
    and charges 3000 a company request for a score.
    But you can get free credit score with analysis
    at free credit score mymoneykarma

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