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11 Oct

Pay for Delete Letter for Credit Repair

by Kham Coleman
in Credit Repair, Credit Score, Credit Tips, Debt Settlement
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If you have a spotty credit history and you’re working to turn your finances around, you may be wondering how to remove negative items on your credit report. Late payments, charge-offs and overdue account citations can all count against you. There are, however, a few ways to remove past mistakes, one of which is a pay for delete letter. A pay for delete letter is a...

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02 Mar

10 Steps to Protect Your Identity

by Kham Coleman
in Credit Repair, Credit Score, Education, Identity Theft
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What is Identity Theft? Identity theft is a crime where someone steals your personal information—such as full name, Driver’s License number, or Social Security number—to commit fraud. According to the FTC, identity theft is most often used for credit card fraud, tax fraud, and phone or utilities fraud. It can also take the form of medical fraud, loan or lease fraud, and bank fraud. In all...

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02 Mar

When Bankruptcy Is Not a Dirty Word

by Kham Coleman
in Bankruptcy, Credit Repair, Credit Score, Credit Tips, Education
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Filing for personal bankruptcy is a major decision with implications for everything from where you can live, your ability to get a job, and even your personal relationships. But it also gives you the ability to resolve your debts by discharging them completely or following a court-ordered payment plan. In this guide we’ll answer the top 7 questions we’ve been asked about bankruptcy. 1. Should I Keep...

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