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Estafadores están llamando y mandando mensajes a los miembros de GICU y se hacen pasar por nuestro departamento de fraude. GICU nunca le pedirá su tarjeta o información bancaria en línea. Si cree que hay actividad fraudulenta en su cuenta, llámenos al número 515-956-3000.

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I've co-signed a loan for another person. Should I include that debt here?

Generally, a co-signed debt is considered when determining your qualifications for a mortgage. If the co-signed debt doesn't affect your ability to obtain a new mortgage, we'll leave it at that. However, if it does make a difference, we can ignore the monthly payment of the co-signed debt if you can provide verification that the other person responsible for the debt has made the required payments, by obtaining copies of their cancelled checks or bank statements for the last twelve months.

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