As a college student, you may find yourself becoming new to the whole credit card, financial world. After all, you’re a college student and a young adult; everyone has to experience something new one in a lifetime. The troubling thing that most students can find themselves getting into is that they ruin their credit at [...]
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Credit Repair – A New Professional
November 13th, 2009 
admin Change is NaturalEverything changes. No industry stands still. Henry Ford’s Model T was revolutionary, and opened the eyes of the world to new possibilities. But by today’s standards, the Model T, as important as it once was, has its place only in the past. Virtually every aspect of the early model automobile has been improved [...]
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November 11th, 2009 admin An Overview of Re-AgingCredit card issuers have the ability to bring your account current and wipe out your entire record of late payments using a procedure called “re-aging”. Re-aging, if managed properly, can be a fantastic credit repair tool. The re-aging guidelines were set by the Federal Financial Institutions Examination Council (FFIEC) in June of [...]
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