What does the Schufa credit report say?
I received a letter with my Schufa credit report. It is for the landlord. Are my current loans and the total amount listed there? What do I need to consider and what should I give the landlord?
I received a letter with my Schufa credit report. It is for the landlord. Are my current loans and the total amount listed there? What do I need to consider and what should I give the landlord?
According to Bonify, my score is 96.03, and the app says there are no entries. But that can't be the case given the various debt collection proceedings and enforcement notices. The personal data is correct.
Hi everyone, can you tell me where I can get the Schufa application for an apartment? Regards
Hi, I'm currently looking for an apartment, but surprisingly my credit score is quite low. I'm 19, and apart from three installment purchases through PayPal in the last two years (all of which I paid off), I haven't taken out any loans or anything similar, nor have I missed paying any bills. The only thing…
Last month I took out a loan to pay the rent. Now I wanted to take out a new loan for the rent and the first loan, but the bank won't give the loan. What should I do? Otherwise I can't pay the rent.
Does anyone know anything about this?? I filed for bankruptcy about four months ago, so I was granted discharge of residual debt. I just looked at my Schufa (credit report) and my current score is 77%. Is that good? Or very bad? Or OK?
Does anyone know of any shops where you can order on account despite Schufa lol 🙂
Is 78% Schufa sufficient to be able to finance yourself in installments?
What is the maximum amount such a loan can actually be? Unlike real estate loans, banks don't have any collateral for private or commercial loans. Because you could always re-register the company in someone else's name or file for personal insolvency after you have received the loan. hence the question what is the maximum credit…
First of all, and I will only explain this once, and I will NOT reply to any comments that go in this direction and are only there to provoke and not to help me, because I explain it comprehensively here: No, I'm not interested in incurring new debt or buying on credit and living beyond…