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  • What About Legal Credit Repair Services?
    The credit repair industry can be a scary place. With the number of news articles, TV stories, and opinion pieces warning of fraudulent credit repair services that get pushed out by well regarded media outlets, it can look like the only logical option is to avoid credit repair companies entirely - something many news outlets seem to advocate.
  • Accelerate Your New Year's Resolutions by Repairing Your Credit Reports
    Considering how your credit factors factors in successfully accomplishing so many New Year's resolutions, it makes sense to address this one factor first. Then, if you are able improve your credit rating, you will already have a good start on accomplishing New Year's resolutions this year and years to come.
  • Removing Charge Offs from My Credit Report
    Charge offs can take a serious toll on your credit score, so much so that a single charge off could result in denial of credit. If you're looking to increase your credit score, it is certainly worth looking into the things you can do in an attempt to remove charge offs from your credit reports.
  • Accurate Credit Reporting Relies on Consumer Action
    The Fair Credit Reporting Act (FCRA) was created to protect your right to fair and accurate credit reporting, but it is still your responsibility to work toward that goal. When working to clean up your credit by questioning the items in your credit reports, you are enforcing this right.
  • Adding the 100 Word Statement is Not a Good Credit Repair Tactic
    You have the option to add a one-hundred word statement to your credit file to explain the circumstances behind any negative listings. While the concept is good, unfortunately odds are slim that this 100 word statement will have any impact on your ability to get a loan and there is no chance that it will improve your credit score.
  • A Poor Credit Score Does Not Always Have to Last Seven Years
    The good news is, you may not have to wait seven long years for negative information to fall off your credit reports. There are steps you can take now that could result in significant increases in your credit score in much less time. There are things you can do to legally fix up your credit score.
  • Improving a Bad Credit Score
    Millions of adults throughout the United States struggle with the realities of having poor credit. Some are turned down for credit cards or car loans, others find out their applications for a mortgage loan have been rejected. If you're dealing with the limitations that can result from having poor credit, you may already know your credit is in need of repair.
  • The FCRA Improved Matters, but there is Still a Long Way to Go
    The Fair Credit Reporting Act made significant gains when it comes to correcting injustices of the consumer credit reporting system, but there is still a lot of room for improvement as long as there are consumers who get denied for loans because of inaccuracies on their credit reports, suffer from bad credit scores that do not accurately portray their true credit worthiness, and get stuck in a situation where they have the means to improve their credit score but cannot get the information they need to make it happen.
  • Bad Credit Loans and Repairing Credit
    Bad credit loans are a way for people with poor credit scores to purchase homes, automobiles, etc., but while bad credit loans may help accomplish these tasks, the cost of a bad credit loan makes them something to be avoided whenever possible.
  • 4 Perks of Maintaining a Good Credit Score
    Most consumers realize that a high credit rating is helpful in getting approved for loans with the best rates, but not everyone realizes how keeping their credit reports clean plays a part in getting jobs, keeping credit card interest rates low, and minimizing auto insurance premiums.
  • Make the Most of the Credit Crisis By Fixing Your Credit Score
    Today's credit crisis presents fantastic opportunities for those who are able to take advantage. Consumers with 700 credit scores are reaping the rewards as prices and interest rates fall. Those with low credit scores are left out unless they are able to fix their credit score.
  • 3 Failures of the FCRA
    Even though the Fair Credit Reporting Act has had a positive effect on the consumer credit reporting system, there are still a number of flaws in how your credit file is constructed and how your credit scores are calculated. These flaws result in an unfair credit system that more often than not, punishes the consumer and rewards lenders.
  • Is This Credit Repair Service Trustworthy?
    Legitimate credit correction firms have helped thousands of people legally and effectively repair their credit reports. Choosing the right credit correction service is the first step in getting help achieving your credit goals.
  • A 700 Credit Score isn't Good Enough When Refinancing your Home Loan
    A 710 credit score is decent, but it isn't good enough to get you the best interest rates when refinancing your home. Lending requirements have become much more strict so you may need to work on your credit rating before you can take advantage of today's low interest rates.
  • There's Nothing Wrong With Getting Some Help with Your Credit
    If you've never done it before, you can try to bake cookies without a recipe, you can try to repair your car's transmission yourself, and you can try to repair your own credit score. Of course, you risk batches of inedible cookies, a disabled vehicle, and a damaged credit history. Getting help with any of these tasks can help you avoid making a mess that is too tough to clean up.
  • The Laws Making Fixing Your Credit Possible
    There are a handful of laws designed to help protect you from unfair practices of the credit reporting system. It is these consumer protection laws that state what information can be added to your credit reports, how long it can remain listed, and what you can do to remove inaccurate and unfair bad credit listings.
  • 4 Credit Bureau Fictions
    They wield enormous power over your life - and the lives of every other bill-paying American adult. But how much do you actually know about the big three credit bureaus? Friend or foe? Fact or fiction?
  • Righting the Wrongs of the Consumer Credit System
    Before the Fair Credit Reporting Act, the credit reporting system was particularly unfriendly to consumers. Fortunately, many of the injustices of the system have been addressed and consumers are now able to do something about their credit rating.
  • A Better Definition of Credit Repair
    Ask 10 people to define credit repair and you will probably get 10 different answers. Even amongst financial experts, there are disagreements about what credit repair is. So exactly what is credit repair?
  • No Interest, No Payment Plans and Your Credit Score
    No interest, no payment plans may seem like a great way to buy Christmas gifts, birthday presents, or something for yourself, but these agreements can go very wrong. Protect you pocketbook and your credit score by knowing the potential consequences of a no interest, no payment plan.
  • Using Credit Repair to Take Advantage of the Credit Crisis
    The current credit crisis has created great opportunities for those with excellent credit. Hoping to take advantage of these opportunities, people with poor and average credit are turning to credit repair for help.
  • Can Bad Credit Keep Me from Being Hired?
    Four out of five Americans do not realize that having bad credit can cause them not to be hired for a new job. Learn how employers can use your credit and how you can minimize the effect bad credit has on your job hunting success.
  • Is Repairing Your Own Credit Worth It?
    Repairing your credit is something you can do yourself and there is no charge to do so. While this sounds enticing, the reality is that self credit repair is rarely as easy as it first seems. Repairing your own credit will likely take a significant amount of time and education.
  • Accurate vs. Inaccurate Credit Listings
    Because of how accurate credit listings are defined by the FCRA and other legal rulings, many of the things on your credit reports that you think are accurate may not be.
  • Credit Card Companies Could Lower Your Credit Score
    Credit card issuers have begun lowering the credit limits of credit card users who have a late payment, apply for other sources of credit, or have their credit scores drop. This can then cause credit scores to drop even further.
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