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in financial services or as a police officer? How much debt would you’ve to be in, to be disqualified?
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It varies do to the job and what sort of assets you might come into contact with. A company can't say no to you just because of bad credit. What they’re looking for is a risk and lack of dependency. In other words would you steal or embezzle from them or are you a responsible person (or even a person that’s trying to get back onto the right track).
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Bad credit is usually a score of 650 or less.
Reason, question of temptation in some positions.
Others, the company personal, does not want to worry about the possibility of garnishment of wages.
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I understood they are not checkig credit scores but the debt to income ratio and any public records outstanding. The employer is seeing how an employee handles their personal life before they want to give an employee the ability to handle their company.
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Thousands of dollars in debt….and i don't mean when you buy a home debt. I mean you've racked up that much in creditcards and bills and haven't even tried paying them at all.
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High debt to income ratio, liens, uncollected debt (chargeoffs), bad credit score
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I believe anything under 600.
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