Fix Your Own Credit And Improve Your Credit Score Without Paying Hundreds Of Dollars Per Month To A Credit Repair Company

Free Live Training : Learn The Step By Step Process To Identify, Dispute, & Remove Inaccurate, Incomplete, and Unverifiable Information From Your Credit Report

Training Outline

MODULE 1- Understanding Credit
MODULE 2- How To Get A Free Copy Of Your Credit Report
MODULE 3- How To Read Your Credit Report
MODULE 4- 5 Factors That Affect Your Credit Score And What You Can Do About It
MODULE 5- Negative Items/Behavior That Decrease Your Credit Score

MODULE 6- Positive Items/Behavior That Increase Your Credit Score
MODULE 7- Your Credit Rights Under The Fair Credit Reporting Act (FCRA)
MODULE 8- How To Dispute And Remove Negative Items On Your Credit Report
MODULE 9- How To Respond To Credit Bureaus And Send Follow Up Dispute Letters
MODULE 10- Proven Strategies To Protect Your Credit Score Now And In The Future

Approximately 80% of all credit reports contain errors! Many of these errors are keeping your credit score lower than it should be!

By law you have the right to dispute any information on your credit report that you believe is inaccurate or outdated. This includes:

Inquiries

Repossessions

Late Payments

Foreclosures

Liens

Bankruptcies

Settlements

Collections

Judgements

Charge Offs

REAP THE BENEFITS OF GOOD CREDIT

Purchasing A Home

Purchasing a home is still considered the American dream. However, a low credit score will keep that dream from becoming a reality. Improving your credit will allow you to qualify for multiple loan programs, not to mention better interest rates.

Starting A Business

Americans still have a dream of starting their own business or continue growing their existing business. Many times all that is needed to get a great product or service off the ground is a little start up capital. Or perhaps just a short term loan to keep an existing business afloat.

Purchasing A Car

Rates on financing a car can vary a great deal depending on your credit score. When you consider that one of the factors banks and finance companies use to determine what rate they offer is their perceived risk from your credit history, it’s pretty clear that it pays to have better credit.

Better Insurance Rates

Believe it or not, insurance companies do consider your credit score when determining your insurance premium. Many insurance companies have found that there is a correlation between credit score and the likelihood of filing an insurance claim. So make sure your credit is in good shape.

GOOD RESULTS

"Thank you so much. I am so happy to finally be on the track to purchasing a home."

L. Rushing

"I did not realize how credit inquires could really hurt your score. I am happy to say that I am a homeowner now. Thank you guys so, so, much."

T. Collins

"All I can say is , thank you, thank you, thank you. I am now a homeowner!"

J. Rowe

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