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Increase Credit Score Quickly
There are several ways to go about increasing your credit score, but only one way to really do it quickly. That is to resolve any mistakes, no matter how small, that may be on your credit report.
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Disputing Credit Reports
Disputing credit reports is easier than you may have thought. It’s a matter of setting out a step-by-step course of action, getting some advice and forms from a company like Creditelves.com, and following through with your course diligently.
Credit Dispute Letter Templates
Having bad credit does not mean you will be automatically turned down for credit or a loan! There are ways to get past your bad credit history and turn it around so that you not only can get a loan, you can get favorable interest rates as well. It all starts with you applying for reports from the three major reporting agencies, TransUnion, Experian and Equifax. Once a year, and each time you might be turned down for credit, you are entitled to a copy of your credit report for free.
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Credit Dispute Letters
If you have a problem with a lender or with a credit reporting agency, writing a credit dispute letter can help you get it solved, and can also help you get your side of the story on record. Anytime you have a credit dispute, you can write a letter. Most people write an email or they make a phone call to settle disputes. Traditional mail better because it's a hard copy in writing, but ultimately it's the best choice to write a polite, professional letter stating your side of the case and the resolution that you would like to see. Send it certified mail and request a return receipt. That way, you'll be sure it gets there and can prove that it's been received.
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Removing Charge Offs From Credit Report