Thursday, November 24, 2005

Repair Your Credit...The Right Way!

Repair Your Credit...The Right Way!
Copyright 2005 MHG Consulting

How to Repair a Bad Credit Rating.The Right Way!

If you have a bad credit rating, then you might find that
your ability to get financing, loans, and even some jobs is
greatly diminished.

Once you have a bad credit rating, it might seem like
there's nothing that you can do about it. but you don't
have to believe that. It's not as difficult as you might
think to get by with a bad credit rating; with a little
work and time you can even repair it! Of course, before you
do that it's important to realize exactly what a credit
rating is.

Every time a lender or other creditor makes a report
concerning your payment history to them, this report
affects your credit score.

Your credit score is a numerical indication of the positive
and negative reports that you've received from creditors
and lenders; if the number is high then you have a good
credit rating, and if it's low then you have a bad credit
rating.

Basic credit repair

Get organized! Make a folder for all your correspondence
offline and online. You will have to do some snail mailing
but in most cases you can work your repair online.

In the U.S. a 630 rating will qualify you for a mortgage.
You can still get credit with a lower score but not at a
premium interest rate.

The important thing to do is obtain your credit report and
study it. Mark all the negative items.

Most unsecured credit, mostly credit cards, can stay on
your report for 7 years. If you find any over that, write
to the credit bureau and ask them to remove it. They are
required by law to research and report back within 30 days.

If they don't, you can threaten them with a letter to the
Better Business Bureau or

Federal Trade Commission.

Find any other negative items and determine they are
correct. If not, write the bureau and tell them its not
your debt.

Even if you aren't sure, ask the credit bureaus to
investigate. Many times, they will not be able to verify
the debt because the credit card company, auto loan company
or other creditor won't get back them within 30 days
(required by Fair Credit Act).


About the Author:

Dan is the owner of Repair Your Credit...The Right Way!.
For the contact information on credit bureaus as well as
samples of letters to send to them, go to:
http://www.repair-credit-right.com
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1 comment:

Anonymous said...

Sorry for omitting to sign - I posted the above.