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For most people, repossession can be a devastating experience and, unfortunately, has a long-lasting impact on your credit score. A car or home repossession typically stays on your credit record for up to seven years and will lower your chances of obtaining attractive interest rates for a loan in the future.
While convictions older than three years may not affect your insurance rates, convictions for second or subsequent DUI will affect your record for five years between the date of the prior offense and the most recent offense. Conviction points remain on a driving record for three years from the conviction date. While the points are removed after three years, the convictions become a permanent part of a driving record. Completing a defensive driving class does not remove points from a driving record.