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With Credit Repair and Debt Settlement being two of the fastest growing industries on the internet (possibly the most controversial as well), the FTC has growing concerns about a new form of credit repair.
I just came across a post that was pretty disappointing in a big way. The reason I found the post so disappointing was the fact that it is ran by some big names in the credit business and I would like to think they are names consumers can trust for good, honest advice.
I was wrong! I think the advice is very bad and I think the website was set up to make a profit by using those names to earn trust and then abusing it.
Yesterday a Hard Money Lender was in our office trying to sell us his services. As a company that sole purpose is to help people repair their credit, educate them on making wise financial decisions and to teach them how to best manage debt, this poor guy had very little chance of us ever sending a client his way.
I did however spend a few minutes picking his brain about the current state of the housing environment. If the numbers he told me were correct, our economy is in deep trouble.
Ok it’s no secret credit repair is one of the hottest topics on the internet right now. It’s also one of the most heavily debated, scandalous and potentially damaging to your finances if you hire the wrong company.
Let me state for the record right now and I know what I’m talking about when I say
CREDIT REPAIR CAN WORK, BUT…
With the economy in it’s current condition, thousands of Americans
Mortgages ready to increase, we thought we lend a few money saving tips.
Some of these may not apply to all of you but hopefully, some of them will.
What if you could make one simple change in your payment schedule that could make a big difference in how long you stay in debt? There is one thing you can do to accelerate the time it takes to pay off your credit card debt.
Plan on buying a home or refinancing in the near future but know your credit may be less then perfect? You better think about improving your credit score first. Take a look at an announcement by Freddie Mac last week.
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