What is a Credit Freeze and should I use it?
Data breaches expose consumers’ Personally Identifiable Information (PII) at an alarming rate, and continue to place people at risk of identity theft and fraud. What
May 27, 2021
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How To Establish, Build, and Access Business Credit
This Month’s Newsletter is brought to you by Business Credit 101! If you are a business owner or if you are looking to start a
May 4, 2021
Comparing Debt Consolidation vs. Debt Settlement
Debt consolidation and debt settlement are both options for resolving debt. However, each method has a different strategy and timeline before you are free of
April 4, 2021
Steps to Take if You Have Been a Victim of Identity Theft
Identity thieves are opportunistic and exploit vulnerabilities in individuals’ personal information security practices. Identity theft is more than a simple inconvenience. It’s a crime that
February 24, 2021
Are you liable for your spouse’s debt?
Whether you are liable for your spouse’s debts depends on factors such as; if you live in a common-law state or a community property state
January 25, 2021
WHY DEBT COLLECTORS CAN NOW TEXT OR DM YOU!
A recent change in rules by the US Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB) allows debt collectors to contact you by direct message on social networks,
December 1, 2020
A Special 50% Discount for You
With the increase in consumer credit complaints – with issues ranging from credit report mistakes to problems related to debt collection, credit cards or mortgages, it
October 1, 2020
What happens if I can’t pay my credit cards?
When you’re faced with a sudden disruption in your income – something millions of people are experiencing because of the COVID-19 pandemic – credit cards
July 30, 2020
How can divorce affect my credit?
For most people, divorce is a very difficult and emotionally challenging experience to go through. Lawyers, mediators and counselors can be available to help navigate
June 5, 2020
Your Credit Score and Auto Loan Interest Rates
Auto loans are no exception to the rule that having a higher credit score makes borrowing less expensive. In fact, an average borrower with a
May 29, 2020
