You create this type of variable using the $env: operation. The following one-liner performs this function: $env:MyTestVariable = My temporary test variable.. Using the $env function, I assigned the new environment variable a name (MyTestVariable) and supplied it with some data (My temporary test variable.).
Accounts in good standing: Credit accounts that are closed but were paid as agreed, will normally remain on your credit report for up to 10 years from the date of last activity. Positive information on open accounts in good standing, however, can stay on your credit report forever.
A closed account with late payments in its history will be deleted seven years from the original delinquency date of the account. The original delinquency date is the date the account first became late without being brought current. A closed account with no negative information in its history will be deleted 10 years from the date it is closed. It remains in your credit report longer than an account with negative information. Even though the account is closed, the positive payment history will continue to help your scores for as long as it remains.