By easysolu2n on Mar 28, 2010 in Credit Repair Articles | 0 Comments
Each year, many consumers suffer from bad credit due to different reasons. The good news is that bad credit does not have to be a permanent situation. Indeed, many people have successfully managed to recover from bad credit and regain their good credit standing. If you would like to know how, read on the rest of this article and find out what you can do to repair your personal credit.
By easysolu2n on Jan 31, 2010 in Credit Repair Articles | 0 Comments
When is it best to obtain a copy of your credit report? The best time is at least six months prior to submitting your credit application. Why so? Looking at your personal credit report ahead of time will give you the chance to take the necessary action, in case you may need improvement with your credit score or if there are errors in your report. Hence, you can avoid getting declined by a lender.
By easysolu2n on Dec 9, 2009 in Credit Repair Articles | 0 Comments
Anyone who has heard of identity theft and fraud should definitely be concerned about protecting his own identity. Today, when you suspect a fraud or ID theft, one can place his credit report on fraud alert to warn all future creditors from approving new accounts in your name. However, a fraud alert is easy to [...]
By easysolu2n on Nov 11, 2009 in Credit Repair Articles | 2 Comments
Creditors usually transfer the collection of debts that are long past due to a collection agency. Many consumers have experienced problems in dealing with a collection agency. Some agencies have been known to violate the rules stipulated in the Fair Debt Collection Practices Act. As a borrower, you have the right to dispute and stop [...]
By easysolu2n on Sep 2, 2009 in Credit Repair Articles | 1 Comment
Some people have the mistaken idea that if you own many credit cards, it can add up to your credit rating. But is this really true? Can multiple credit cards really boost your credit score? To fairly answer this question, let’s talk about how your credit history is calculated in figures. There are basically 5 [...]