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Get a copy of your credit report and then you dispute the negative items it has. If the item you are disputing does not respond back to the bureau within those thirty days the item will be automatically removed from your credit report. Once you obtain the evaluated reports, you will be provided with a full evaluation of your credit, including tips on how to boost your credit score and a full dispute process.
But do not be misled. There are no instant solutions. Although some credit counseling businesses “guarantee results or your money back,” you may find that there are hidden strings attached or that the company is gone when you want your money back.
There are steps you can take to help solve your credit problems. Solving credit problems takes time, patience, and some understanding of the laws and rules. So if, for example, a creditor says you were denied credit because you have not worked at your current job long enough, you might want to reapply after you have been at that job longer. Or, if you were denied credit because your debt-free monthly-income was not high enough, you might want to pay some of your bills and reapply.
Remember, also, that credit scoring systems differ from creditor to creditor, so you might get credit if you applied for it elsewhere.
By: Tarron Acuff
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March 26th, 2010Bad Credit Repair Advice – Help to Get You Back on Track
February 22nd, 2010
Repairing bad credit is not difficult, but it does take time. There are many legitimate credit repair firms and they do help. They deliver, but they cannot guarantee results in twenty-four hours. There is no overnight fix and it could take years to completely turn your credit around. You can, however, work with one of these firms and get yourself on the road once again to financial betterment. Here is some advice you can follow before meeting with the local firm you have chosen to help you.
Your credit report
The first thing you should do is order a copy of your credit report from each of the three crediting bureaus – Experian, Equifax and Trans Union. Go to each one carefully and identify any inconsistencies or errors so that you may bring them to the attention of the firm you are working with to repair your bad credit. From there, they will ask you for supporting documentation to back up your claim and they will help you prepare appropriate correspondence to send back to the credit bureau to have the item verified or removed from your report. The credit bureau has thirty days to comply.
If you have negative information on your credit report that is due to a previous marriage, identity theft or similar scenario, the credit repair company you are working with can help you prepare a letter explaining your side of the story. This is called a ‘consumer’s statement’ and the credit bureau will re-open that item in lieu of new information. Make sure that you get a copy of your new credit report. If you do not receive one, your credit repair firm can request one for you.
A little known fact
Many people do not know that they can have the repaired credit report resent to anyone that turned you down for credit. The credit repair firm will help you determine which companies pulled your credit report over the last six months – that’s as far back as you can go – and help you submit the request demanding that they send the corrected report. If you were turned down for a job over the last two years because of credit report problems, you can have it sent to them as well. It probably won’t get you that job, but it is the principle of the matter.
Things to watch out for
Some credit repair firms will ask you to prepay them for their services. The law states that they must wait for payment until they have completed the services you contracted them for. That means you will see results before you turn any money over to them. This is one of the many scams that have been reported to the Better Business Bureau of the years.
Also, never allow your credit repair company to use any tricks to fix your credit. This includes swamping the credit bureaus with letters and requests on the same day about the same individual. This technique does not work. In fact, this may actually cause the credit bureau to slow down and take their sweet time or ignore your request all together.
There are some things on your credit report that you simply will not be able to remove until the statute of limitations is up, such as bankruptcy which cannot come off your credit report for ten years.
By: Robert Newsome
Negative Credit Repair Help
February 4th, 2010
There are many people in our country today with bad credit that don’t even know it. In fact, most of these people won’t even find out until they apply for credit and are denied.
Will you be next?
Whether you know you have bad credit or not, there are steps you can take to make sure your credit is moving in the right direction.
Order a copy of your credit report. By law, you are allowed one free copy of your credit report from each of the three major credit bureaus per year. Make sure you that advantage of this. Either order all three at once to get a complete picture of your credit or stagger them throughout the year to keep an up to date picture. Review your reports with a fine tooth comb. Make sure to take your time and pay attention to every detail. Check your personal information for misspelling and wrong numbers or addresses. Review your credit accounts for proper dates and amounts. Make sure you recognize all the accounts listed on your report. Identity theft is a growing problem, don’t be a victim. And take a look at who else has been looking at your credit report. Dispute information that doesn’t belong there. While going through your reports, make a detailed list of all the information that is wrong or items that should no longer be there. Keep a copy of this list for yourself and send a copy of it, along with your credit report, to the corresponding credit bureau. Then all you can do is wait. A credit bureau is required by law to investigate all disputes and reply within thirty days. If any changes are made, they should send you an updated copy of your credit report. File a dispute with the creditor. If you know the information is wrong and the credit bureau investigation did not change anything, file a dispute with the creditor that listed the item. The process should be similar to filing a dispute with the credit bureau.
Remember, it’s your credit. It’s up to you to fix it.
By: K.M. Aguglia
