James Willaims
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Hey There, James here. I am the co-founder and editor of this site. I have over 10 years experience in business and 5 in the credit repair world
James Willaims
How Can I Raise My Credit Score 50 Points Fast
Once you decide to embark on the journey of improving your credit health, you are sure to ask yourself this question: how can I raise my credit score 50 points fast?Below we go into keeping your credit utilization down to the exact percentage, authorized users you can strategically obtain, disputing and correcting errors yourself or […]
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7 Essential Ways: How To Raise Credit Score By 200 Points
So, here is how to increase your score by 200 points or higher.To boost your credit score by 200 points is possible. All you need is a game plan that you commit to executing in a realist timeframe. Things can be done fast but not unrealistically fast. Credit scores don’t increase the second you realize you […]
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Do Medical Bills Affect Your Credit When Buying A House?
Yes, medical bills affect your credit when buying a house. Just like any blemish on your credit, it won’t put you in high favor with a mortgage lender. How it affects your score depends on the credit model being used. The good news is Hospital Bills probably won’t affect it as bad as other factors. […]
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How Long Do Late Payments Stay On Your Credit Report?
Have you ever forgotten to pay a bill? It happens.You might have been out of the country, or away from home, your statement might have gotten lost in the mail, or you might have had a lot on your mind.Now you’re wondering how long late payments stay on your credit report and if there’s anything […]
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Lexington Law FAQ: What You Need To Know For Better Credit
First and foremost, is Lexington Law worth it? Of course its worth it you need to increase your credit score to buy a house, get a loan, business credit with a personal guarantee, sign an apartment lease, etc. Especially if you don’t have the time to learn how to fix credit yourself (writing dispute letters and […]
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