Description
Description
Improve Your Credit!
It's generally pretty easy to fall into debt--but it can be hard to repay that money. Unfortunately, the consequences of mounting debt, like delinquent bill payments, defaults, lawsuits, repossessions, foreclosures, and bankruptcy, eventually find their way into your credit reports and damage your credit scores.
Having bad credit can prevent you from getting a mortgage, car loan, credit card, apartment, or even a job. It can also mean paying more in rates and fees for any loans or credit you can get. This thorough, easy-to-follow manual will help you repair your credit and get the financing you deserve. Learn the practical measures to raise your credit scores and repair your credit. Credit Repair will teach you how to increase your scores by taking simple steps such as removing erroneous information from your credit reports and paying down high loan balances. Readers will also learn how to protect their credit by budgeting, avoiding problems with credit cards, and steering clear of identity theft.
This book provides helpful tips to people with existing credit problems and can assist those who have thin credit files (not much credit history), too. You'll learn how to build a positive credit history and establish good credit habits.
Don't wait to take action. Credit Repair will give you the tools you need to develop a plan to improve your credit, including strategies and useful information about the process involved in repairing or building your credit.
Critical Reviews
Critical Reviews
"A high quality, do-it-yourself credit repair approach..." Reuters
"How do you distinguish genuinely helpful credit-repair professionals from scam artists? Ask your library for books such as Credit Repair." Chicago Sun-Times
"Attorneys Loftsgordon and O'Neill explain how people who have fallen behind on bills, been sued, faced a repossession or foreclosure, or even declared bankruptcy can take simple and effective steps to repair their credit. Their topics include credit reports and credit scores: the nuts and bolts, the first step to a better credit score--cleaning up your credit report, reducing current expenses and debt, getting help to negotiate and manage debts, choosing and using credit cards, and avoiding and dealing with identity theft." Eithne O'Leyne, Editor Ringgold, Inc. ProtoView
From the Author: It can be easy to fall into debt, but challenging to pay that money back. Unfortunately, the consequences of mounting debt, like delinquent bill payments, defaults, lawsuits, repossessions, foreclosures, and bankruptcy, eventually find their way into your credit report and damage your credit score. If you find yourself in a bad credit situation, this book will help you take simple and practical steps to raise your credit score and repair your credit.
Publishing Information
Publishing Information

The Allstora Membership
Membership Perks:
- Save 30% on all online store purchases
- Exclusive access to author's content
- You pay less, but authors still earn double
Membership Terms:
- To access membership discount simply log in and add to cart, discount applied automatically.
- One month free trial, cancel anytime. Membership renews on the 15th of each month.
