Credit Repair Resources
Free educational guides, tools, and FAQs to help you understand your credit and make informed decisions.
Educational Guides
Understanding Your Credit Score
Learn what makes up your FICO score: Payment History (35%), Credit Utilization (30%), Length of History (15%), Credit Mix (10%), New Credit (10%). Know what to prioritize.
How to Build Credit From Scratch
Starting with no credit history? Secured cards, authorized user status, credit-builder loans, and rent reporting are your tools. Step-by-step guide inside.
How to Read Your Credit Report
Your credit report has 4 sections: Personal Info, Account History, Inquiries, and Public Records. Learn what each means and how to spot errors that hurt your score.
Dispute Letters: How to Write Them
Under FCRA Section 611, you can dispute any inaccurate item. We break down the 3 types of dispute letters: Bureau Direct, Creditor/Furnisher, and Debt Validation.
Identity Theft Recovery Guide
Step-by-step: File FTC report, contact bureaus, place fraud alerts, dispute fraudulent accounts, file police report, monitor for 12 months. Full checklist included.
Credit Utilization: The 30% Rule
Utilization is your second-biggest score factor. Learn the optimal thresholds (under 10% is ideal), multi-card strategy, and statement date timing tricks.
Know Your Rights: FCRA Guide
The Fair Credit Reporting Act gives you powerful rights: free annual reports, 30-day dispute investigation, removal of unverifiable items, and more. Know them all.
Credit Repair vs. Credit Counseling
Credit repair disputes errors on your report. Credit counseling helps manage debt through DMPs. Know when you need each — and when you need both.
What Makes Up Your Credit Score
Payment History
35%On-time payments are the #1 factor. Even one 30-day late can drop your score 100+ points.
Credit Utilization
30%How much of your available credit you use. Keep it under 30% (under 10% is ideal).
Length of Credit History
15%Average age of all accounts. Older accounts help. Don't close old cards.
Credit Mix
10%Having different types of credit (cards, installment loans, mortgage) helps your score.
New Credit Inquiries
10%Too many hard inquiries in a short time can hurt. Rate-shopping within 14-45 days counts as one.
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