Do
it Yourself guide on Credit Repair
Chapter
1 – Know what is Credit Repair
Credit
repair is managing your Credit Report so that you have a good
credibility when it comes to money matters. This might sound like a
simple thing but what is a Credit Report? Well, it is a reference to
how you pay back money to your lenders, like banks and other
Financial Organisations.
You
need to constantly monitor your credit reports but we all know that
we are good payers, so why monitor it?
Well,
it is a good question but what if the concerned organisation makes an
erroneous report on your payment habits and history? To err is human
but the adage, ‘better to be safe than sorry’ also makes a lot of
sense! This is why you need to keep a regular check on your Credit
Report and repair any errors that may occur. Let’s take a quick
look at some Do It Yourself tips!
Chapter
2 – Credit Repair Aid guides members and provides Do It Yourself
tips on Credit Repair!
- You
can request a copy of your credit rating from credit reporting firms
on an annual basis. This is good enough but if you are a
perfectionist then you can also ask for a quarterly report so that
you can nip off any errors at the bud. Your credit report is a tool
that various firms use when you approach them for a loan or any
other lending activity.
- Payments
that are missed are a huge No-No when it comes to your financial
credibility. Be regular on your repayments and also report any
repayment that is not entered in the statement.
- If you are planning to close out on some of the multiple accounts that you have, then it will be wise to retain old accounts that boost your credibility.
- Monitor
your credit by not going over the 30% benchmark of your credit
limit.
- If
you find any erroneous statement in your Credit Report, you need to
report it at once; this is a free of charge service and one that you
need to use.
- It
is also a good idea to own multiple accounts and link them to your
credits. A loan repayment linked to a regular account that takes
care of the EMI sends out a report that is good enough to know how
to manage your money.
- Check
your Credit Report and make sure that if there is any new credit it
is availed of your credit card. This may increase your credit risk
at first (the lower the credit the safer you are) but in the long
run, provided you make regular repayments, it will show how
dependable you are on making repayments, which gives you a good
rating.
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