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2021 Sep 19, 9:55pm 185 views 3 comments
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Patrick
2021 Sep 20, 3:46am
Patrick
2021 Sep 20, 3:46am
Another good reason to never use Facebook and to get serious about browser privacy and VPNs.
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Patrick
2021 Sep 20, 4:44am
Patrick
2021 Sep 20, 4:44am
Yes, the best answer is to never borrow money, especially not for a car.
I'm also a big fan of paying cash for everything, both for privacy, and to help thwart government control over political dissidents through cutting off their credit cards.
I'm also a big fan of paying cash for everything, both for privacy, and to help thwart government control over political dissidents through cutting off their credit cards.
Sounds ridiculous? Right now, your credit score — that three-digit number that tells lenders how responsible you are — is based on simple financial information, like your payment history and debt level.
But research posted to the International Monetary Fund (IMF) website suggests companies will soon be looking at a lot more data to get an accurate picture of the risk you pose as a borrower.
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https://finance.yahoo.com/news/credit-score-may-soon-depend-130000431.html