If you’ve been advised that you must obtain collateral in order to obtain credit, this can be very frustrating. Any of life’s big milestones, such as buying a car, buying a house, and taking out student loans, will necessitate a high credit score. On the other hand, if your credit score is poor (or non-existent), you will have difficulty getting approved for these loans. And...Read More
One of the most important things to remember about credit repair is that, no matter how difficult it might seem, it is entirely possible and much easier than you may imagine. In reality, there are five credit hacks you should be aware of that will not only improve your credit scores but will also help you save money………….they will change your life in the process....Read More
Hello and welcome. Today we’re going to talk about Juneteenth, one of the US’s oldest nationally celebrated commemoration of the ending of slavery. Juneteenth, celebrated annually on June 19, is a day that honors the freedom and accomplishments of African Americans. But what is Juneteenth, and why should we celebrate it? Let’s find out. Juneteenth, also known as Emancipation Day, marks the day in 1865...Read More
A common misconception of credit repair is that it is a quick and effortless process that can magically erase negative information from your credit report. Many people mistakenly believe that credit repair companies have the ability to remove accurate and valid negative entries from their credit history, such as late payments, bankruptcies, or collections. However, it is important to understand that legitimate credit repair involves...Read More
Brett Farmiloe | Mar 2 4 min read We caught up with David Annakie Sr., CEO of USA Credit Repair, to talk about the company and the future of the credit repair industry. David says credit is becoming more and more important as technology advances. Here’s a look at what David had to say about the credit repair company. 1. What’s your story? How, when and...Read More
A charge off is when a lender or a creditor has written off the account as a loss, and the account is close to future charges. Does this mean that you no longer have any debt? No, you’re still legally obligated to pay off the debt. If the debt is sold to a debt buyer or transferred to a collection agency it may appear twice...Read More
Homeownership entails a significant financial commitment for which you must be prepared. Everyone understands that purchasing a home can be costly, but that doesn’t mean there aren’t ways to cut costs. Homebuyers should do everything possible to get a low-interest rate, given how much the interest rate will add to the cost of your home. Here are some things you may do to increase your...Read More
