Secrets to Improve Your Credit Score: Welcome!

Wednesday, July 14, 2010

Welcome!

Congratulations on your decision to gain control of your credit report.

Our credit score and credit report are becoming more important to every day life. Not knowing what your credit is saying about you could keep you from getting that dream job you have been after, purchasing a home or much needed transportation. It is essential to know:

What is on your credit report.
How the information got there.
How it effects your credit score.

The intention of this blog is to empower the reader with the knowledge of how to control their credit score instead of the other way around.

Having over 20 years experience with potential home buyers trying to rebuild their credit, I'd like to share some of the most effective ways to rebuild your credit quickly and managing the newly found freedom of good (or even excellent) credit for long term credit success.

Edited to add:
Regular post are scheduled to begin August 1, 2010. Be sure to subscribe to this feed or follow this blog for the wealth of information that is coming!

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