People can live without owning a home, they just rent. People can live without owning a car by riding the bus. People can go without health insurance; it is not ideal but possible. People learn how to deal with cash only instead of credit cards, but there is one thing that it is hard to [...]
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Bad Credit and Finding New Employment
April 11th, 2010 
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No Comments »Fix or Repair Your Credit
February 13th, 2010 admin Credit repair is a process of rehabilitating a person’s creditworthiness or financial credit reputation. It typically starts with obtaining copies of the individual’s credit report and reviewing it for errors, omissions or deceptive information if any. If any corrections are needed, they have to be sorted out by means of formal dispute. Although the individual [...]
Posted in Articles Tags: Bad Credit, Bankruptcy, Clerical Errors, Collections, Court Judgements, Credit Bureaus, Credit Repair, Credit Report, Credit Reports, Credit Reputation, Creditworthiness, Foreclosure, Foreclosures, Formal Dispute, Late Payments, Laws And Regulations, Loan Defaults, Mistake, Rejections, Security Numbers No Comments »Credit Repair Lawyers – 3 Scenarios Where They Can Help
January 18th, 2010 admin Not everyone needs a credit repair lawyer to improve their credit score. This isn’t to discredit the job that these professionals do in the industry of credit repair, rather to make the point that you can repair your own credit depending on the items you need to dispute, challenge, and/or remove.How ever there are those [...]