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The Credit Cleanup Book: Improving Your Credit Score, Your Greatest Financial Asset

Autor Shindy Chen
en Limba Engleză Hardback – 13 oct 2014 – vârsta până la 17 ani
By unlocking the mortgage industry's trade secrets, this indispensable book will help readers understand credit scoring and learn how to obtain-and improve-their credit reports.Many consumers don't understand the basics of credit reporting and scoring or how this information is used by lenders and service providers today. This book was written to remedy that. A no-nonsense guide, it teaches readers about credit reports and scores, shows them how to obtain and read their credit reports, and outlines ways to remove negative and inaccurate items. Readers will also learn about the latest consumer protection legislation concerning credit and lending and about changes in lending practices that can impact their financial well-being. The book details credit's impact on nearly every aspect of life, including employment; insurance; love relationships; services such as mobile phones and utilities; apartment leases; and auto, business, and home mortgage loans. It walks readers through the process of disputing negative items on credit reports and includes letter templates that can be used for that purpose. Finally, it provides readers with credit- and debt-management tips and describes state-of-the-art tools that can be used to foster better money- and credit-management habits. With this book in hand, a consumer should be able to achieve the higher credit score that is a person's greatest financial asset.
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Specificații

ISBN-13: 9781440831829
ISBN-10: 1440831823
Pagini: 200
Dimensiuni: 156 x 235 x 23 mm
Greutate: 0.5 kg
Editura: Bloomsbury Publishing
Colecția Praeger
Locul publicării:New York, United States

Caracteristici

Spells out debt management strategies and debt solutions and shares tips on technologies that help with credit and money management

Notă biografică

Shindy Chen is a content editor and writer for the financial, tech, and travel industries. Previously, she was a vice president and regional mortgage manager at Wachovia Mortgage and a senior loan originator at CTX Mortgage.

Cuprins

PrefaceAcknowledgmentsONE: Scratching the SurfaceA Brief and Not Too Boring History of CreditThe Credit BureausCredit Scoring Is BornThe Love Affair: FICO + CRAsFICO Score Aliases and RangesThree Sides to the StoryBut Wait, There's One MoreConsumer ProtectionsThe Fair Credit Reporting Act (FCRA)The Fair and Accurate Credit Transactions Act (FACTA)Rise of Consumer Debt and Credit CrisisThe New Guard: Dodd-FrankThe Credit Reporting TrailHow Your Actions Are Tracked, Compiled as Data, and SoldTWO: Getting PreparedThe PracticalGetting OrganizedPersonal Laptop or Computer SecurityCloud SecurityThe MentalJason Womack's Focus and Goal-Setting TipsMary Joan Cunningham's Tips for Clarity and Goal SettingJim Hartness and Neil Eskelin's Time Management PrinciplesIt's Time to Turn Your Credit AroundTHREE: The Credit ReportSingle vs. Tri-Merge Credit ReportsAccuracy by RegionIntroducing: Barry BorrowerThe Sample Credit ReportGetting Your Credit ReportsYour Options: Free vs. Paid, Scores vs. No ScoresFOUR: The Credit ScoreAnatomy of a ScorePayment History = 35 PercentAmounts Owed = 30 PercentLength of Credit History = 15 PercentCredit Inquiries = 10 PercentCredit Mix = 10 PercentWhat Scores Like and Don't LikePayment History: Pay Your Bills on Time (35 Percent of Credit Score)Amounts Owed: Keep Your Balances within Reason (30 Percent of Credit Score)Length of Credit History (15 Percent of Credit Score)Credit Mix (10 Percent of Credit Score)Inquiries (10 Percent of Credit Score)FIVE: Checking and Correcting Your Credit ReportChecking Your Credit ReportPersonal InformationCredit and Trade LinesInquiriesCrosscheck Your ReportsThe Dispute ProcessReinvestigation and ReverificationTarget Adverse and Negative ItemsTarget Erroneous ItemsDispute in Writing, Not OnlineThe Magic Number: 30 DaysMinimize or Separate Your Disputes per LetterSend Your Letters to CRAs and the Original CreditorFollow the FormulaInclude Evidence, Only if It HelpsThe LettersFraud Alerts, Credit Freezes, and Consumer StatementsSIX: Improving Your Credit ScoreCredit Improvement TipsPay Bills on TimeKeep Your Older Accounts OpenForget Older Derogatory AccountsMind Your BalancesPay Down Your DebtMix Up Your CreditLimit New Credit ApplicationsA Word on ChexSystemsBank Account AlternativesSEVEN: Managing DebtCredit Card Debt Is the Costliest DebtDebt Management TipsChris Welker's Tips for Getting out of DebtWhat's the Best Way to Deal with Huge Credit Card Debt?Debt SolutionsSettle, Consolidate, Manage, or RepairSettling Your Own DebtsJob LossBankruptcyYour RightsThe Fair Debt Collection Practices ActGet ValidationA Word on Student LoansStudent Loan OptionsStudent Loans and CreditWhy Deferment Is Preferable to ForbearanceEIGHT: Credit and Your LifeCredit and Your HomeThe New American DreamHousing Squeeze on the HorizonThe Sharing EconomyThat Was Then: Subprime MortgagesThis Is Now: New Mortgage Rules, New (Safer) SubprimeCredit and EntrepreneursCredit and Business LoansStartup Funding and Alternatives to Business LendingCredit and ServicesCredit and EmploymentCredit and LoveWrecked by an ExImportant QuestionsA Good Credit/Bad Credit PartnershipMarriage, Divorce, and CreditNINE: Practice Makes HabitPositive Credit and Money BehaviorsThe Latest and Greatest Apps and ToolsSimpleMintMoneytrackin'BillGuardCheckFor Small Business Owners and EntrepreneursEducational ResourcesInvestingEndnotesGet on Track with Positive Credit Management BehaviorsNotesAdditional ResourcesIndex