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This
page is dedicated to web sites that will help you
with your credit
history issues. We are only
interested in helping you achieve your goals! You
can use these sites to learn about interest rates,
track your
credit repair progress or just to learn
more about your rights as a consumer. Although some
of these sites are not free, we feel they are a
valuable resource in your quest for financial
freedom.
Bankrate.com -
they have many loan calculators, debt calculators
and an abundance of resources material on credit
rights.
Mycreditkeeper.com
-they are a credit report agency. They will allow you for a monthly
fee to have access to your credit report as well as
alert you to any daily or monthly changes on your
credit report via email or mail.
MyFICO.com - one
of the most widely used credit report sources by
credit card agencies, insurance agency's etc. They
have a one time purchase of your credit report or a
membership for monthly alerts to credit report
changes and updates in your report.
BankLady.com -
offers a variety of loans for for consumers with bad
credit scores
Small Business Credit Cards-
Adviceoncreditcards.com is your answer to getting
latest and updated information on Credit Cards and
help you immensely while searching for credit cards
online.
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your credit report instantly online for FREE; get
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Credit Repair
Tip of the Month
Don't have a long credit history,
learn how to start getting one...
One factor that goes into your credit
score is your length of credit history. This factor,
we feel, is highly biased against younger people.
Obviously, if you are 21 years old, you could only have had a credit history of
about 3 years.
Here's a trick. Contact an older person, someone
like a parent, with good credit and a long
credit history. Ask them to put you as an
"Authorized User" on one of their credit cards that
they have. The older the card the better. Tell them they do not need to
actually give you the card, or give you access to the
account, but just add you as an authorized user. By
adding you as an authorized user
their history, for that card, will show up on your credit report.
It will look like you have had that credit card for as long as they have.
By doing this you have just lengthened your credit history!
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