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Any type of questionable derogatory credit can be disputed and legally removed from your credit report. Our process has been successfully tested by thousands of clients whose credit has improved drastically. We have successfully removed the following items from our customers’ credit reports:
Work personally with a credit repair expert to determine your financial goals, review your credit report in depth, prepare a budget and detail an attack plan to guide you towards success.
We use a scientific approach to eliminate inaccurate, non-verifiable and questionable items from your credit report. Each item will have a custom dispute method, and some may take several rounds to be eliminated.
Your personal credit counselor will show you how to maximize your credit score by properly managing your existing positive credit items, and help you add new installments and revolving lines of credit to your report.
You will receive repair and credit coaching during the enrollment of the program to eliminate any new or existing derogatory items from your credit report. In addition, we will support your efforts to maintain excellent credit by making our members only have access to credit and financial resources available for life. You can contact us for help or advice even after your program has ended.
Help small businesses grow "THE RIGHT PATH"”
Building a business requires capital. You can use your personal funds and credit to fulfill your dreams, but why would you do it if it were not necessary? Our Business Credit Builder program helps you get started and grow your business without using your own funds or personal credit. More information
Our business financing package is one of the most complete financing systems in the world. Customers are guided through an online application that reveals what the lender is looking for. Our application and training team will help ensure that your business has the best chance of being approved for funding. More information
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😀 Meet Ashley Abbot! She leads our business development team and will be presenting a series of videos to teach you about the Max Score Approach!
📽️ Check out this video to learn more about Ashley and be on the look out for the rest of our video series starting next week!
💳 Your credit score is made up of quite a few things.
* Your name
* Your Social Security number
* Your address (and any previous addresses)
* Your current and past loan information
* Your public record information (court judgments, bankruptcies, liens)
* A list of other companies who have reviewed your credit.
* Your 3 digit credit score (optional)
The majority of people understand the basics, like failing to make a payment will make your score go down, but there are a number of complexities that trip up the average consumer. If you pay your debts on time, don’t carry too much debt on any one card, don’t close older accounts unless absolutely necessary and only apply for new credit when you have to you will generally be in good shape. However, it is important to keep yourself informed so you can maintain a credit score that accurately reflects your consumer status.
👉 Check out our website for more information on this!
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Contrary to what the credit bureaus would like you to believe, credit repair does work and can work for 100% of people in most circumstances. Any one with a credit score below 720 can benefit long-term from the advice and information provided through credit repair.
For more information on repairing your credit, check out our link below!
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💳 Your credit score is determined by an algorithm developed by the Fair Issue Corporation (hence its other name of FICO score). Three corporations, called “credit bureaus”, specialize in collecting and reporting on financial histories. Those three companies are Equifax, Experian and TransUnion. While, the exact formula used to calculate your credit score is a tightly guarded industry secret, these companies provide general guidelines about financial behavior that can affect your credit score.