How to Repair Your Credit Score Now: Simple No Cost Methods You Can Put to Use Today
25. Nov, 2009 
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- ISBN13: 9780910627948
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Your credit score affects every aspect of your financial life including qualifying for loans and mortgages, low interest rates, housing, employment opportunities, and even insurance premiums. Millions of Americans have negative, inaccurate, and unverifiable information on their credit report. Repairing your credit profile is one of the most important financial decisions you can make. You re about to take the important step of taking control of your credit! If you re… More >>
How to Repair Your Credit Score Now: Simple No Cost Methods You Can Put to Use Today
HOW TO REPAIR YOUR CREDIT SCORE NOW: SIMPLE NO COST METHODS YOU CAN PUT TO USE TODAY offers detailed insights into the entire realm of how consumer credit works, making it a top pick for any public library general-interest collection. Here are chapters covering the basics how to not only understand the consumer credit system, but how to repair broken credit, save thousands on loans, handle questionable items on credit reports, repair bad credit, and more. An important guide for any who would navigate the uncertain world of consumer credit.
Diane C. Donovan
California Bookwatch
Rating: 5 / 5
If you’ve every worried about your credit rating, check out this book. Jamaine Burrell provides an easy-to-understand guide through the confusing terrain of establishing credit and managing debt. She explains how to check and correct credit reports, the pros and cons of filing bankruptcy, and how to thwart identity thieves. By the end of the book, you will be more confident that you can handle your money.
Rating: 5 / 5
Credit card debt is has become an inescapable part of modern life: maintaining, protecting and servicing credit has become almost a second full-time job for many Americans. The problem is that most of us don’t really understand how our credit records work or how to deal with problems as they arise. For something so critical to our financial lives, most of us remain woefully undereducated about the credit system. Jamaine Burrell’s book gives in-depth information on how credit scores are calculated, how to read your credit reports, how to build good credit and how to recover from bumps in the road. It also explains the process of credit counseling, for those times when you can’t really do it on your own, and an up-to-date description of filing for bankruptcy, for when you have no other options left. She does an excellent job of explaining the complexities of credit without talking down to her audience. A reader will come away from this book with a fundamental understanding of their credit and, more importantly, an understanding of their rights and options under today’s laws.
Rating: 5 / 5
I bought this book, because I needed to understand credit, and let me tell you, things I thought I knew I couldnt had been more wrong. Its a great book, and tells you things you shouldnt do as well everything to keep your score up. Read this book you will not be sorry!
Rating: 5 / 5
This book is an A to Z on everything about credit. It is jam-packed full of tips, statistics and definitions that is sure to help even the most knowledgeable readers. It starts with the basics and dissects the elements of your credit report and educates you on the credit scoring (I didn’t know there was more than one score). The author tells you how to get copies of your credit report and score and even provides statistics so you know how you rate among others.
This book delves into everything that affects your credit; not just the obvious loans and credit cards but things I never thought about. It covers bad credit, its consequences, and how to deal with debt collectors. The focus of the book is repairing bad credit which it does in detail. The author gives valuable advice on consumer counseling services, debt management plans and bankruptcy. Not only is the technical information covered but there are also useful tips on keeping down expenses and setting financial goals. An entire chapter is dedicated to maintaining good credit as well as a chapter on identity theft.
Burrell’s writing is very thorough but it can get wordy and too technical in some places. With that said though, the subject matter is complex and everything is covered in detail. This book is not only for those who want to repair their credit but for anyone who wants to know the ins and outs of credit.
Rating: 5 / 5