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How To Fix Your Credit (Part 2)

How To Fix Your Credit (Part 2)

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Accurate Negative Information Report When the negative information recorded in your report is accurate, it will only be deleted in the course of time. A consumer reporting company can report most accurate negative information for seven years and bankruptcy information for 10 years. Information about an unpaid monetary judgment issued against it may be reported for seven years or until the statute of limitations expires, whichever occurs later. The reporting period begins to run from the date on which the…

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How To Fix Your Credit Yourself

How To Fix Your Credit Yourself

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Credit Repair: How to Help Yourself “Credit problems? No problem!” “We can permanently remove from your file of bankruptcies, judgments, liens and unpaid loans!” “We can erase your bad credit history – 100% guaranteed” “Create a new credit identity legally!” Do yourself a favor, and save some money. In fact, lawyers working at the Federal Trade Commission (FTC), the national consumer protection agency, say they have never seen a legitimate credit repair operation make such statements. The truth is that there…

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Getting Into Good Financial Shape With Your Personal Finances

Getting Into Good Financial Shape With Your Personal Finances

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Money can’t buy joy but it sure can purchase a good piece of mind. It certainly helps us to sleep better at night and greatly reduces the amount of stress felt in our daily lives. The stress and uncertainty that a disordered financial situation can cause afflict far too many people. Although money can not buy happiness, it can relieve a lot of stress. If the time doesn’t seem good, don’t sell. If you’re earning money with a particular stock,…

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The Challenge of Selecting a New Treasury Secretary

The Challenge of Selecting a New Treasury Secretary

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The Trump transition team has yet to announce who will become the next secretary of the treasury, but a few candidates have emerged in the past week, including Representative Jeb Hensarling of Texas, Trump’s campaign finance chair Steven Mnuchin, and the billionaire investor Wilbur Ross. While the potential appointees do have backgrounds in different areas of finance, from investment banking to private equity, they all (save for Hensarling) have extensive experience on Wall Street. Politico has reported that Trump’s team…

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Simple Tips To Educate You About Personal Finance In The Following Article

Simple Tips To Educate You About Personal Finance In The Following Article

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You don’t need to be Dave Ramsey to manage your money well. By adopting a sensible approach and applying excellent money management principles, you’ll be empowered to exist within your financial limits, while simultaneously building your wealth. Do not believe credit repair has the guaranteed success to improve your history. Some companies may say they can absolutely fix your history. This is not factual because the afflictions of your credit do not necessarily resemble the credit issues of others. Success…

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Strategies For Managing Your Personal Finances Well

Strategies For Managing Your Personal Finances Well

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It can be difficult and tedious to track your personal finances. When you take the initiative and keep track of your finances, you’ll save yourself from future headaches. Newer tools and technologies like online banking make streamlining matters very simple, but there is no substitute for mental vigilance. If you choose to invest money in forex, keep tabs on trends. You need to know a lot of information, so you know how to sell high and buy low. Make sure…

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