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I Need to Rebuild My Credit, Where do I Start?

We recently received this question from a reader who is looking for help with credit report errors:

There are things on …

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Credit Cards to Rebuild Credit: How to Pick One

Rebuilding credit can be tough to do. The best way to improve your credit is to open a new account …

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How Fast Can You Rebuild Your Credit?

Credit.com reader Tanya wrote us recently with this question:
My score is 606. At this moment, I only have a Macy’s …

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Credit Cards after Bankruptcy

It may sound like the stupidest financial move ever: getting credit cards after bankruptcy. But done right, it may be …

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Persistence Pays: A Reader Fixes Her Credit Just In Time

It’s like a punch in the gut: You think you are approved for a mortgage, then your loan officer tells …

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6 Steps to Recovering from Bankruptcy

The decision to file bankruptcy is not an easy one. Society has taught us that bankruptcy is the worst thing …

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770 to 670 - Rebuilding a Credit Score After Divorce

Probably one of the last things on many people’s minds while going through a divorce is their credit score.  Unfortunately, …

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Reader Question: Rebuilding Credit in a Hurry - Is It Possible?

A Credit.com reader recently wrote in with this question about rebuilding her credit score:
Your information has been very helpful. I …

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Credit repair has never seemed so noble! According to the release, the piggybacking company is continuing to sell their $600+ services with the rationale that the credit industry changes will take a while to implement. No matter that FICO, the largest credit scoring company in the US, is rolling out the change next month.

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Consumers will still be saddled with their debts, and those lenders who had programs for bankrupt consumers will likely sit on the sidelines until consumers have paid well through their Chapter 13 bankruptcy. This will take up to five years in most cases, thus delaying the consumer’s ability to rebuild their credit and credit scores quickly. They will be forced to pay higher rates, or face outright declination for years. And there’s nothing they can do about it. All told, the new bankruptcy reform bill is a huge win for credit grantors and a huge loss for the vast majority of consumers who file for bankruptcy protection.

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