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the only one who can fix your credit is you pay off some of the bills that you can and hang in there.
June 30th, 2009 at 8:20 pm
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July 1st, 2009 at 5:39 am
Unfortunately I have to agree with the first two, the only one that can fix it is you. I would have suggested in the past to consolidate, but most of these companies charge you a fee to do that. They take about $50 off the money that you send them to pay your bill, and sometimes they don’t pay it on time and you still suffer; any extra money you have should go towards getting you out of debt. Get a copy of your credit report. Go to freecreditreport.com. There are three reporting agency and usually they have a phone number and an address listed. You want to go through your credit report and make sure that you don’t have anything on there that does not belong to you. If all the debt is yours you want to contact all the companies you owe money to and arrange some sort of payment plan. Negotiate a cheaper interest rate with them by talking to the manager only, because they are the only one with the power to make changes. You want to then make payments on your bills on time every month. The most important word in that sentence is on time. If it is late it will further damage your credit. After you have paid off your bills, you can then send a copy to each credit reporting agency, that is the fastest way for them to fix your credit. I know this road seems long and overwhelming, but if you stay the course, and pay off your debt, you can then improve your credit scores and more opportunities will open up for you. What you need to know is when you are late on your credit card payments, you might start off with a low interest rate, but one late payment will lead you to have your interest rate by the company who gave you the loan, to increase to about 30%. So make sure to be on time, even if it means to get it debited from your account. One more thing, you should consider paying off the lowest bills you have first, believe it or not you need motivation and some sense of immediate satisfactions to help you stay the course. So start with small bills and has you pay them off, you will feel some sense of accomplishment. I wish you the best of luck and I hope I was helpful.
July 1st, 2009 at 12:33 pm
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July 3rd, 2009 at 6:17 am