WHY CHOOSE US
We Are Rated #1 In Credit Score Increases
We use our 5-Step Credit Repair Program
A 5 Step Credit Repair Program has proven 5 times more effective, yielding the greatest increase in your credit scores, in the shortest amount of time. FICO designed Credit Scores based on 5 very different fundamental factors. Knowing this, we've engineered a 5 Step Credit Repair Program that successfully repairs and improves all 5 of those factors.
How It Works
Many of you reading this article might think you have a pretty good idea of how credit scores work. But do you really? You would be surprised to learn that much of what you think helps or hurts your credit score will actually do the contrary or have no effect at all. There are so many rumors, lies, exaggerations and urban myths, when it comes to how exactly credit scores are calculated. You will be shocked to know that only 35% of your credit score is affected by your Bad Credit (aka: payment history). So what about the other 65%? What else besides Bad Credit (aka: payment history) is affecting my credit score?
WHO WE WORK WITH
General Consumers
Maybe you're getting your credit repaired because you're trying to buy a house, a new car, building a business or simply staying on top of your finances. We can help.
Fraud and Identity Theft Victims
If you have been the victim of fraud or have fraudulent items on your credit report we can use our Rapid Rescoring tool to have items removed in just 5-7 days. Give us a call for guidance and support.
Loan Officers
Tired of losing 75% of your leads because your client can't qualify. Call us directly or have your client call us for our FREE Credit and Debt Counseling service. We can get those missed opportunities back in your pipeline.
Corporate Accounts and Financial Advisers
We manage credit for many executives individually and have corporate accounts where we manage employees credit profile. Give us a call today to discuss your needs.
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