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Do-It-Yourself Credit Repair
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What Is Credit?
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What Is a Credit Score?
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What Is a Credit Report?
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Removing Negative Records
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Dispute Strategies
- Disputing Primary Creditor Records
- Disputing Charge-Off Records
- Removing Remarks
- Disputing Third-Party (Debt Collectors) Records
- Time-Barred Debts
- Disputing Medical Records
- Strategies for Removing a Bankruptcy Record
- Avoiding Frivolous Disputes
- Avoiding the Credit Bureau's Automated System
- Making a Settlement Offer
- To Add or Not To Add a 100 Word Statement
- What to Do if the Credit Reporting Agency is Unresponsive
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Credit Building Strategies
Credit Repair
Credit Building Strategies
So far we have talked a lot about removing negative items from your credit report to help with credit repair. However, credit repair is a two-part process: 1) removing negative entries from your credit report that pull your score down, and 2) employing a number of other strategies to help improve your credit score.
> 15 Tips for Building Credit & Improving Your Credit Score