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Negative records on your credit report can cause a substantial drop in your credit score. While the tips and strategies we teach at CreditRepair.org may be helpful for many, they will not be as effective in case you have negative records, which keep bringing your score down.

Deleting Negative Records

There are professional credit repair agencies, which specialize in removing negative items from clients’ credit reports. We highly recommend Lexington Law because of their astonishing track record (see the short sample on the left), client testimonials, company ratings and true expertise in this space.

Client Testimonials

If you want to learn about a company’s services, the best people to ask are its current and former clients! Watch the video below to see what people have to say about their experience with Lexington Law and the result of the service on their credit scores and reports.

How many times have you dated someone only to have them back out once it started getting serious? Could you always pinpoint what it was that turned them off? Maybe you thought it was your appearance, but then how do you explain getting their number or initial dates? Perhaps it was your personality? But then you’d have to write off all those shared heart-felt laughs and moments of genuine connection that seemed to speak of something more. The answer to your question might be a little less obvious until you’ve actually considered its implications.

What I’m proposing isn’t that there’s something inherently wrong with you, but instead, something might be wrong with the financial decisions you’ve made, which set off red flags in the eyes of your object of desire. No matter where you are in your career, if someone genuinely is interested in you, they won’t care what you do for a living. But, if you’ve dug yourself into a financial hole with no clear plan to unearth yourself, you’re going to have subsequent love problems, guaranteed. Not many sensible people are interested in marrying someone and taking on their debts, especially in this financial climate.

You’ve heard about avoiding people who carry “emotional baggage,” but a new rising expression in our lexicon that’s on many daters’ minds is Read more…

A credit score of 680-700 used to be enough to get great loans and mortgage rates, as well as credit cards with low APRs, but since the Financial Crisis of 2008, many lenders have raised their expectations of consumers, making it hard to get good loans and credit extensions with a score under 720-730. To obtain scores of that caliber, one must not only be financially responsible with paying on time, but also cautious in the utilization of credit.

Lately, many Americans have been working toward reducing and eliminating their unnecessary debt and have sought out effective ways to improve their credit score through various strategies. If you’re finding that getting credit cards with low APRs or an auto loan for a reasonable interest rate isn’t happening, you might want to consider looking into improving your credit score. CreditRepair.org’s articles can provide you with the Read more…