What is my Credit Score?
When you apply for credit – whether for a credit card, a car loan, or a mortgage – lenders want to know what risk they’d take by loaning money to you. When lenders order your credit report, they can also buy a credit score that’s based on the information in the report. A credit score helps lenders evaluate your credit report because it is a number that summarizes your credit risk, based on a snapshot of your credit report at a particular point in time.
Credit scores are often called “FICO Scores” because most credit bureau scores used in the U.S. are produced from software developed by FICO (Fair Isaac and Company). But it’s important to understand that not every credit score you can buy online is a true FICO Score.
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I'm a start-up. Can I be approved for business credit and business funding?
What is Credit Repair?
How Effective is Credit Repair?
One of the main reasons credit repair is not as effective as it should be is that it is rarely executed properly. Going online to dispute the credit bureaus without knowing what you’re doing will be no more effective than sending letters.
We understand the “dos and the don’ts” of the credit repair process. In addition, we have the knowledge needed to do the job right, and access to the most advanced dispute tactics in existence.
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Simply mailing off angry letters to the credit bureaus without fully understanding how their OCR and E-Oscar computers work will not yield positive results.
One of the main reasons credit repair is not as effective as it should be is that it is rarely executed properly. Going online to dispute the credit bureaus without knowing what you’re doing will be no more effective than sending letters.
We understand the “dos and the don’ts” of the credit repair process. In addition, we have the knowledge needed to do the job right, and access to the most advanced dispute tactics in existence.
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