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We briefly discussed before the importance of your credit score. However, we barely scratched the surface as to the different ways your credit score affects your daily life, and how much the right credit repair services could save you. One of the ways that increasing your credit score can benefit you is when you buy a house. How Your Credit Score Affects Buying a House While banks and landlords wi…Read More
When you are looking at your credit report or learning more about credit repair, you’ll notice several companies and resources discussing tradelines and how they can help fix your credit score. You’ll get several different answers as to how more or less tradelines can affect your credit, but it is important to first understand what tradelines are so you can make better decisions about your cre…Read More
If you read our previous blog discussing medical debt, you were probably shocked to find out that more than 43 million Americans are suffering from unpaid medical bills, and their credit reports are showing it. The only options now seem to be either to deal with the consequences of bad credit, or to invest in credit repair services that are designed to fix their credit score. However, with nearly …Read More
Medical debt can accrue in so many ways, from having a baby to knee surgery to needing medication for the flu, and our medical/insurance system in America leaves much to be desired. Because of this, there is an overwhelming amount of American medical debt, and according to the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, accounts for more than half of the total debt in the nation. About 20 percent of Ame…Read More
You know now how essential it is to fix your credit score. If you are looking to buy a car, buy a house in the future, lower the interest rates on your credit cards, get a student loan, or get a job, having a quality credit score is the key to ensuring that you have your best chance for success. However, when it comes to credit repair services, it may be difficult to choose one that you can be con…Read More
When it comes to your credit report, it is very easy to lose points, yet quite difficult to recover and fix your credit score. Several factors affect your credit report, including the length of your credit history, how much of your credit you used in a single billing period, and how many credit inquiries there have been on your account. However, one of the fastest ways to lose points on your credi…Read More
You’ve been paying your bills, trying to increase your credit score. You’ve been on time and even paying more than your minimum payment, but you score keeps dropping. These are some of the reasons why your credit keeps taking hits, even when you are trying to raise it: 1 – Types of Credit and Length of Credit History As you begin to pay off some of your loans, both your types of …Read More
It seems to control your life: from credit card approvals to buying a home, your credit score determines not only what you are eligible for, but your interest rates and your repayment costs. In fact, low credit scores end up requiring people to pay thousands of dollars more than if they had a good score. If you are fed up with suffering from bad credit, then our credit counseling services can help…Read More
There is nothing more stressful than going to get pre-approved for a loan on a house, car or other large expense to find out your credit score has dropped to a less than advantageous number. When your credit score is too low to qualify for good interest rates and low monthly payments, it can make buying difficult and expensive. Anyone can increase their credit score over time with a little know ho…Read More
Learning how to manage a credit score is a challenge, and it doesn’t come easily for everyone. Many people have at least one time in their lives when they need credit counseling services. Some people have many times they need the services for credit repair. In 2005, more than 2 million bankruptcy cases were filed in the United States. However, the following year, only 600,000 cases went to court…Read More
