Please note that MoneyGram, the company that processes our money orders and official checks, is experiencing a temporary disruption. Due to this, Altura is unable to issue new money orders or official checks, or process stop payment requests at this time. We are actively monitoring this situation and apologize for any inconvenience this may cause. Thank you for your continued Membership.

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How Much will a Foreclosure Affect My Credit Score?

A foreclosure has a significant negative impact on your credit. The higher your credit score was before the foreclosure, the more points you can expect it to drop. For example, if you had a credit score of 680 before the foreclosure, you should expect your credit score to drop below 600 after foreclosure. But if you had a higher credit score of 780 before the foreclosure, your credit score will end up dropping to the low 600s.