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Having bad credit can be a real pain, but you can soon find yourself on the way to good credit again. Know where to go, what questions to ask, and what to expect. You can find solutions to the questions to your problems right here.
For example, find out how to rebuild your credit, how to deal with bad credit and repossession, what 3 things lead to bad credit, how to use a secured credit card to your advantage, where and how to get a bad credit loan, and how to fix bad credit. We'll guide you in the right financial direction.
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These and many other articles concerning bad credit solutions are completely free for you to read and are intended to shed some light on, and help you, to improve any bad credit situation.
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Though we are in no way giving you legal advice, please browse around our website to get information that may be beneficial to you. We recommend you consult an attorney if you are experiencing dire financial difficulties.
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Do You Have Bad Credit?
Your rights under the Fair Debt Collection Practices Act:
Debt collectors may contact you only between 8 a.m. and 9 p.m.
Debt collectors may not contact you at work if they know your employer disapproves.
Debt collectors may not harass, oppress, or abuse you.
Debt collectors may not lie when collecting debts, such as falsely implying that you have committed a crime.
Debt collectors must identify themselves to you on the phone.
Debt collectors must stop contacting you if you ask them to in writing
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Consumer Credit Information
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Credit and Divorce
Encourages recently divorced consumers, and those contemplating divorce, to look closely at issues involving credit. Understanding the different kinds of credit accounts opened during a marriage may help illuminate the potential benefits and pitfalls of each.
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Credit and Financial News
Bad credit? Insurers will make you pay
By now you know that you need to keep tabs on your credit history to make a good impression on lenders, landlords and employers. But did you know that your home and auto insurers are also looking?
Bad Credit? Your Options Are Getting Better
Changing regulations mean that people with poor credit histories still have appealing choices.
Credit-report agencies sued over bad data
13 cases have been filed here against Equifax, TransUnion and Experian for violations of the Fair Credit Reporting Act.
Credit union employee arrested for alleged theft of more than $150,000
FORSYTH - A credit union employee was arrested on charges thatshe stole money from the accounts of dead people and elderly peopleliving in nursing homes.
Credit-Card Customers: Not So Loyal
It seems like everyone loves to hate credit-card companies, but some firms are more unpopular than others, and the industry as a whole faces a distrusting public.
Bad driver sentenced
A 24-year-old man, whose bad driving set off a five car pile-up on Highway 401 in the summer of 2009 and whose attitude to court orders has left him sitting in a jail cell all year has been sentenced to time served and prohibited from driving for two years.[...]
Rural credit cooperatives on sale
China is inviting domestic banks and private and foreign investors to take over the country's most problematic rural credit cooperatives.
Extra Credit: A cup of tea brings the promise of good news in Afghanistan
There's been a barrage of bad news lately from Afghanistan .
Bad news may be good for economy
The economy is unlikely to dip back into recession because the sectors of the economy that traditionally drive it into recession are already so depressed it's difficult to see them getting a lot worse.
Little support for new home-buyer tax credit
Is another federal home-buyer tax credit coming? Shaun Donovan, secretary of housing and urban development, dodged that question over the weekend, leading to speculation that the Obama administration might pursue another one. But it's hard to see where... Shaun Donovan - United States Secretary of Housing and Urban Development - Presidency of Barack Obama - Tax credit - United States
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