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Tony Banks asked: The process of cleaning bad entries from your file is very doable so long as you stick to the rules. Yes, there are rules guiding this process and you can achieve significant improvement on your credit rating if you really follow the procedures.You’ll be needing a good understanding of how to handle [...]

Tony Banks asked: Credit bureaus operate independently of one another. Even though all three – Transunion, Equifax and Experian perform the same function of collating financial information about you, they are operated and managed by a different management body and thus, they have their own internal company rules that they use to decide what to [...]

Tony Banks asked: If you’re asking the question; how long do late payments remain on my credit report? You need not worry it’s not peculiar to you alone. This is often asked by a lot of people who like you are interested in knowing what effect it (late payments on your report) will have on [...]

Zach Ford asked: Because of recent laws passed by the Federal Trade Commission, all major credit reporting agencies in the United States, including Equifax, TransUnion, Experian (formerly TRW), are required to provide consumers (that’s you!) with a totally free copy of their credit reports, if requested, up to once every 12 months. This means that [...]

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Tim Irish asked: It’s funny, you never hear any lunch room conversations about credit repair, or fixing bad credit, however there’s this huge population of consumers searching the Internet search engines looking specifically for those terms. For example, just a quick two minute query of a popular keyword tracker proved these daily search results:The term [...]

Adam Tijerina asked: You know it is important to check your credit reports and scores often to make sure you are not a victim of identity theft and make sure there are no errors in your files, but do you really have to pay up to $45 each time you want to check your credit [...]

Josh D Paul asked: Credit reporting agencies collect credit-related information and sell it to businesses and consumers. They are also commonly called credit bureaus in the United States.There are many of these agencies in the country, but the three main ones are Equifax, Experian and TransUnion. Most creditors and lenders will report their data to [...]