Important Credit Protections For Servicemembers & Veterans
As of 2018, new protections for service members & veterans were signed into law. Highlights are: Free security freezes and […]
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Changes To Credit Reporting #1
Good News! Nationwide credit reporting agencies (Equifax, Experian & TransUnion) can no longer report on individual credit reports 50% of […]
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Types Of Identity Theft
The best way to prevent identity theft is to be aware of the ways it can happen. Here are some […]
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New Security Clearance Guidelines For Servicemembers & Credit Reports
The federal government recently implemented new guidelines requiring the Department of Defense to continuously monitor the financial status of servicemembers […]
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Are You An Identity Theft Victim?
How can you tell if you are a victim of identity theft? First, Review Your Credit Report. Your credit report has your personal […]
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Identity Theft & Domestic Violence
Domestic violence victims are vulnerable to identity theft because perpetrators of the abuse often have easy access to confidential information […]
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New Security Clearance Guidelines For Servicemembers & Credit Monitoring
The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau has reported that the federal government has implemented new security clearance guidelines that make it […]
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What Does Charge Off Mean
Did you ever wonder if you still owe a debt when you see “charge off” on an account balance listed […]
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Obtaining a Free Copy of Your Credit Report
You are entitled to a free copy of your credit report from Equifax, Experian and Trans Union (each) online once […]
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Judgments On Your Credit Report
A judgment is a public record appearing on credit reports that has been a major roadblock to individuals being approved […]
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Tips For Increasing Mortgage Approval
Tips for increasing your chances of getting mortgage approval ●Check your credit. Check for errors on your credit report long […]
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Consumer Protections Reduced
The U.S. House Committed Voted to reduce credit bureau consumer protections. Read on… https://www.huffingtonpost.com/entry/after-the-equifax-data-breach-why-did-a-us-house_us_5a317318e4b04bd8793e96a7