Credit Score Confidential

The Secret Of Boosting Your
Credit Score is Finally Revealed!

Who Else Wants To Boost Their Credit Score — to Repair
Financial Damage Constantly Hanging Over Your Head?

Does this Scenario Sound Familiar to You?

They’re smiling but they don’t trust you.

A polite nod here, a chuckle there. Meanwhile they’re anxiously waiting for your credit report. You now
your credit score is hurting your chances of getting the loan — that’s why you had to admit to some small
financial mistakes in the past.

As you leave the office with that sick feeling telling you you’ve already lost, they state the inevitable,
“We’ll let you know.”

Less than perfect credit is not a permanent situation.

If you’ve made financial mistakes in the past (and who hasn’t?) it’s not too late to start repairing your
credit today.

When you know the little tips and tricks you can use to convince the credit bureau’s you’re trustworthy.
.. you can leave the loan officer’s chair confident that the deal will have a happy ending.

It’s all about knowing how to play the credit game. And you can play the game like a master with…

“Credit Score Confidential — Secrets Revealed to Improve Your Credit Rating
and Boost Your Credit Score!”

 

With the inside information in the guide, “Credit Score Confidential,” you will learn exactly how the credit bureau’s do their business.  You’ll learn how to regain their trust step by step, and even learn a few simple tricks about financially responsibility.

You can download this guide straight to your computer in minutes. Once you do, the tips and
tricks inside will blow your mind!

Here is just SOME of the information you will find inside:

• What is a good credit score, and when should to start to being concerned.
• Why paying  your bills on time may still leave marks against your credit.
• The three top Credit Bureaus and how to keep tabs on them .
• The four ways a credit bureau looks at your history – and the importance of each.
• The three ways to boost your credit score (and they’re not just paying your bills!)
• The ten steps to protect your identity from thieves who may destroy your credit
• Four essential steps when you’re a victim of identity theft…take them before it’s too late!
• The five most common credit mistakes you can easily avoid
• Why having no debt may actually hurt your credit score
• How to dispute bad marks on your credit report.
• How to correct errors on your report and who to contact next!
• The Truth about “free online credit reports”
• The three ways to start building trust after a major credit disaster.
• The seven most common reasons credit scores are lowered.
• How a simple phone call may help out your credit.
• How to get late fees waived.
• The secret to setting short-term goals to repair your credit yourself.
• Why small differences in credit scores have a huge impact on the interest you pay.
• When to consider declaring bankruptcy.
• The five organizations that will help you when you’re in over your head.
• When you should fear credit repair companies.
• The six common scams of credit repair companies.
• How to use your bank as an ally in your fight against bad credit
• Five ways to curb your spending habit.
• How to cut down your spending without beating yourself up (it’s automatic!)
• Six great ideas for increasing your monthly income
• Four steps to help you prepare for financial emergencies.
• The secret to changing the way you think about money.
• How to set your finances on autopilot.
• When refinancing is the best option.
• What you should always know before talking to a lender.
• How to encourage a potential lender to look at you instead of your credit score.
• How to make paying your bills easier on yourself.
• The advantage of being a student while trying to repair your credit.
• The secret to handling student loans (and when you may be able to award yourself a six
  month grace period on paying your bills).
• When to take out a loan to repay your debts.
• Which “cash advance” agencies to stay away from (or you risk destroying your credit).
• The six  ways to handle the stress of being in debt.

And There’s MUCH More. . .