1

REVIEW

Analyze all three of your credit bureau reports. We then work with you to identify questionable negative item(s) that may be hurting your credit score.

2

DISPUTE

We get to work and challenge negative item(s) with the bureaus and if required, your creditors too. Let’s just say, we do not like taking no for an answer and will fight for you.

3

TRACKING

We closely monitor your progress, making sure any additional issues are addressed accordingly to help reach your credit goals.

Keeping Track

Whether you are at home or on the move, you will have 24/7 access to all the information you need to keep track of your progess. From updates, score tracking, current status and much more

Why Credit Matters

Buying a Home

Higher credit score helps you qualify for the best mortgage rate. Lower rates can potentially save you hundreds, if not thousands of dollars each month.

Applying for Rental

The Landlord or Property Manager will require a credit report. Excellent credit could help differentiate you from the crowd of applications, while poor credit could rule you out, or require a higher deposit down.

Credit Cards

To qualify for top credit cards – with generous sign up bonuses and travel rewards – generally requires good or excellent credit, along with higher credit limits.

STARTING A NEW BUSINESS

If your score is between 300 and 629, banks will most likely reject your small-business loan application. Bad credit could limit your funding and make it that much harder.

BUYING AND INSURING A CAR

If you have a low credit score, you will likely have to pay a higher interest rate or worse, your car loan application could be rejected altogether. Most states let insurers weigh credit scores when setting rates. Lower the credit score can mean higher cost for auto coverage.

Getting Hired

For jobs involving access to money, sensitive customer data or company information, some employers check the credit for potential hires. Having a lower credit score may not give the greatest first impression to an employer.