Stressed With Bad Credit? - Let The Experts Fix It!

Options are available to repair low credit scores... and it doesn't  take forever, and it is not expensive!  If you are fretting over high interest loans, bankruptcy, identity theft, or bad credit, join the credit revolution and change your situation. 

 

Smart consumers today are paying attention to their credit scores - good scores lower interest payments on everything from home mortgages, cars, credit cards, insurance premiums, and most all other consumer debts.  You too can save thousands of dollars in interest payments.  $39 a month is all it takes to put a team of legal professionals to work raising your credit score... If you scores are not raised, your money is refunded, you have nothing to lose.

 

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Who Can Benefit From Credit Repair?

It is estimated that as many as 79% of Americans have problems with their credit scores, many of which can be repaired.  If you are one of the 79% then you are paying more than you should for your home, your car, your insurance premiums, and your credit cards... In fact, you are likely paying  thousands of dollars in interest that you could be saving with a higher credit score...   Because so many costs increase with a bad credit score, smart consumers are protecting themselves by hiring professionals to evaluate their scores and repair what can be repaired in order to maintain the highest score possible.  Don't be one of the 70% that is overpaying thousands of dollars each year...

 

 

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Getting Your Credit Report - Understanding Your Credit Scores

There are three major credit reporting bureaus. Each of these report your credit history back to lenders and credit grantors that are deciding whether to extend you credit.  Each of these agencies have devised a rating system that is meant to be a snapshot of the risk you currently represent to a lender.  Several parameters in your credit file, including length of credit history, number of open accounts, loans, mortgages, public records, and other s are formulated to produce a three-digit score between about 300 and 950.  There are other scores used by lenders and insurance companies such as application and behavior scores.  These other scores take other information into account.  Usually a lender will use a combination of your credit score with other factors when determining your risk.  These scores place borrowers into three categories:

▪  Prime - Credit scores over 680

If you fall into this category, you will not have any problem getting a good interest rate on your home or car loans, or on your credit cards. 

▪  Sub Prime - Credit scores below 680

If you fall into this category, you will likely pay a much higher interest rate on your home or car loans, or on your credit cards.  

▪  Shafted - Credit scores below 560 (OK... this is not an official name for this category!)

If you fall into this category, you can still get a credit card but you will likely be hit with a security deposit, and/or a high acquisition fee.  In addition, your interest rate will likely be 22% to 23% or higher.  It is pretty impossible to get a home loan or a new car loan at this score.  Below 560 is no place to be.  You will pay much much more in higher interest and unnecessary fees.  You are likely to even pay more for your insurance rates.  A very low score can even prevent you from getting a job with many companies.  If you are in this category, don't wait a minute more.  Get inexpensive legal help to climb out of this category as quickly as possible.

Understand FICO Scores

Since your credit score is derived from the credit bureau data, it will change every time your reports are updated or changed. Your score takes into consideration many pieces of information. As the information in your credit report changes, the importance of one or several factors may change in your FICO score.  Lenders look at many things when making a credit decision, including your income level and the kind of credit you are applying for.  Learn the facts about what affects your credit score.

 

 

The Truth - Can Credit Repair Companies Really Do What They Say

Many credit repair companies talk like they can wave a magic wand, and all is mystically repaired.  It is not quite that easy.  You may hear assertions like credit reports 100% cleared in 30 days.  Bankruptcy, tax liens, judgments - no problems. While some credit repair companies are outright frauds, others are not frauds and they use the dispute process to obtain impressive results.  Working with the credit bureau maze requires substantial background knowledge; knowledge it takes credit repair companies years to learn.  Selecting the right company is vital if you want successful credit repair.  Guarantees are a sure sign of credit repair fraud.  A warranty, where the credit repair company promises a refund if certain results are not met is a more realistic claim.  The leader in the industry and a reputable legal firm specializing in credit repair is Lexington Law.  Learn more about what Lexington Law can do for you.

 

 

Common Questions & Credit Repair Facts

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Bad Credit Can Be Repaired - Put The Experts To Work For You.