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How to Repair Credit:
A Guide to Improve Credit and Raise Scores
by Lisa Phillips
A Guide to Improve Credit and Raise Scores
by Lisa Phillips
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Just the thought of looking at your credit reports may make you
cringe. Credit repair does not have to be difficult and, your credit
reports may be better than you think. Either way you need to know
what type of information, true or false, exists about your credit habits.
The credit reporting agencies make mistakes all the time. According
to a study by PIRG (Public Interest Research Group), as many as
79% of credit reports contain errors. These errors are serious
enough to result in denial of credit.
The good news is there are steps you can take to repair your credit
report, improve and rebuild credit scores. However, if the thought of
do-it-yourself credit repair overwhelms you there are professional
credit repair services available that will do all the work. Let a Law
Firm Remove your Negative Items from your Credit Report!
While maneuvering through the credit repair maze, it may be a good
idea to familiarize yourself with the Fair Credit Reporting Act, the
Fair Debt Collection Practices Act, and the Fair Credit Billing Act.
These laws and rules protect consumers from unfair practices of
creditors, collection agencies and credit reporting agencies.
8 Steps you should take in repairing your credit on your own:
1. Get Organized
2. Order Credit Reports
3. Opt-Out
4. Review and Analyze Credit Reports
5. Dispute Negative Credit Information
6. Deal with Past Due Accounts
7. Decrease Credit Card Balances
8. Establish New Credit
cringe. Credit repair does not have to be difficult and, your credit
reports may be better than you think. Either way you need to know
what type of information, true or false, exists about your credit habits.
The credit reporting agencies make mistakes all the time. According
to a study by PIRG (Public Interest Research Group), as many as
79% of credit reports contain errors. These errors are serious
enough to result in denial of credit.
The good news is there are steps you can take to repair your credit
report, improve and rebuild credit scores. However, if the thought of
do-it-yourself credit repair overwhelms you there are professional
credit repair services available that will do all the work. Let a Law
Firm Remove your Negative Items from your Credit Report!
While maneuvering through the credit repair maze, it may be a good
idea to familiarize yourself with the Fair Credit Reporting Act, the
Fair Debt Collection Practices Act, and the Fair Credit Billing Act.
These laws and rules protect consumers from unfair practices of
creditors, collection agencies and credit reporting agencies.
8 Steps you should take in repairing your credit on your own:
1. Get Organized
2. Order Credit Reports
3. Opt-Out
4. Review and Analyze Credit Reports
5. Dispute Negative Credit Information
6. Deal with Past Due Accounts
7. Decrease Credit Card Balances
8. Establish New Credit
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