It seems like more and more credit restoration services are popping up by the minute. You can spot the advertisements for them online, on television and on the radio almost everyday. While I believe the awareness of credit repair and the help available to consumers is a good thing, it can also be very confusing [...]
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Credit Restoration Tips
April 9th, 2010 
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March 22nd, 2010 admin You have seen it on television oh so many times. A company promises to completely wipe things off your credit report and have your credit score fully restored virtually overnight. Well, unfortunately, real life is nothing of the sort. So called “credit repair” companies have the same powers over your credit report as you do. [...]
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November 18th, 2009 admin You would be hard pressed to turn on the television, or visit a news website, without hearing about how you can repair your credit. In today’s troubling financial times there are many people who are having trouble maintaining their credit score. They find themselves falling farther behind in payments and before long there is significant [...]
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