Alisha: This is the second time I’ve been turned down for a credit card in a month. I don’t know what I’m doing wrong.
艾麗莎:這是一個月里我第二次被拒絕信貸。不知道自己哪兒做錯了。
James: Have you checked your credit report recently? Maybe you have a bad credit rating.
詹姆斯:你最近有沒有檢查你的信用記錄?也許你信用評級不好。
Alisha: I have a full-time job with a good income, which they can easily verify, and I don’t have any outstanding debt, so what could be the problem?
艾麗莎:我有份全職工作,有不錯的收入,他們能夠輕易查證,并且我沒有什么大額債務(wù),那么有什么問題呢?
James: Have you had a credit card before?
詹姆斯:那你先前有辦過信用卡沒有?
Alisha: Yes.
艾麗莎:是的。
James: Did you always make your payments on time?
詹姆斯:那你過去總是及時補齊欠款嗎?
Alisha: Well, no.
艾麗莎:呃,沒有。
James: Then that may be your answer. Your payment history makes a big difference with the credit bureau. If you’ve missed payments or been late, that’s a big strike against you.
詹姆斯:這也許就是你問題的答案。你的支付記錄使得你在信用機構(gòu)的信譽大大不同。如果你忘記支付或者還錢遲到,對你來說都是大大的不利。
Alisha: You mean if I were late a few times, I wouldn’t be able to get another credit card?
艾麗莎:你是說如果我晚還錢幾次的話,我就沒辦法取得另一張信用卡?
James: A few times? How many times?
詹姆斯:幾次?多少次?
Alisha: Well, maybe a lot of times.
艾麗莎:呃,也許很多次。
James: And why do you need another credit card if you already have one?
詹姆斯:如果你已經(jīng)有一張信用卡,為什么還需要另一張卡呢?
Alisha: Had one, past tense. The credit card company cancelled it.
艾麗莎:有過,但已經(jīng)是過去了。信用卡公司取消了。
James: Ah ha, I think we’ve just found the crux of the problem.
詹姆斯:啊哈,我想我們找到問題的癥結(jié)所在了。
Alisha: This is the second time I’ve been turned down for a credit card in a month. I don’t know what I’m doing wrong.
James: Have you checked your credit report recently? Maybe you have a bad credit rating.
Alisha: I have a full-time job with a good income, which they can easily verify, and I don’t have any outstanding debt, so what could be the problem?
James: Have you had a credit card before?
Alisha: Yes.
James: Did you always make your payments on time?
Alisha: Well, no.
James: Then that may be your answer. Your payment history makes a big difference with the credit bureau. If you’ve missed payments or been late, that’s a big strike against you.
Alisha: You mean if I were late a few times, I wouldn’t be able to get another credit card?
James: A few times? How many times?
Alisha: Well, maybe a lot of times.
James: And why do you need another credit card if you already have one?
Alisha: Had one, past tense. The credit card company cancelled it.
James: Ah ha, I think we’ve just found the crux of the problem.