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How do i change my Corporations address with New York State? There are two ways to do it: Number 1: Filing your Biennial Statement online. The fee is $9. This works if you have not filed or updated your records in the last 2 years. https://www.dos.ny.gov/corps/ebiennial5-1.html... Number 2: If you opened a corporation within the last year or have submitted updated documentation to NYS and have not waited the 2 year qualifying period to file your Biennial statement online, file Form 1359. The fee is $30.

Here are some good notes about your personal credit score. Won’t I get penalized if I open too many accounts? It’s going to be just fine.... If you borrow money or apply for a loan, information about your credit history is recorded. Big credit bureaus like Equifax compile that data and then translate it into a score. Here are the different components of your credit score, in order of importance. Payment History 35% The most important piece of your credit score is your payment history. Pay your bills on time because missing a single payment by even a few days can affect your score negatively. Amounts Owed (Credit Utilization) 30% The next important piece is amounts owed, or how much debt you have. Most people would assume that the amount of debt you carry is the most important constituent of your credit score, but it’s a close second. If you’re maxing out your credit cards, that hurts your score. Length of Credit History 15% Somewhat counter-intuitively, lack of a history can hurt your score. Even if you are against credit cards for whatever reason, it might be a good idea to have one that you maintain just so you don’t run into difficulties down the line. Types of credit used 10% This part of the credit score looks at your overall mix of credit usage (credit cards, mortgages, etc.). Showing that you can handle a variety of credit responsibly is a good thing. New Credit 10% This part of the credit score looks at how many new accounts you have opened, and it’s worth 10% of the overall pie. So, to answer the question. Opening new cards can impact your score but not by much only if you open a lot of accounts in a short amount of time. New accounts affect your score because they lower your average account age. Given that new credit only accounts for 10% of the overall score, it’s probably not going to be the thing that makes or breaks your credit score. Your payment history and credit utilization are far more important. Furthermore, opening a new account can help your credit utilization ratio by lowering your ratio of credit used to credit available. Let me repeat: good debt repayment habits are far more important to your credit score than simply opening or closing accounts.

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