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    How To Repair Your Own Credit
    How To Repair Your Own Credit
    How To Repair Your Own Credit
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    How To Repair Your Own Credit

    By Charlotte D. Moore

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    This book teaches the reader about credit repair and the credit reporting process. It teaches the reader how to repair his/her own credit without the aid of credit repair agencies, and the added expense charged.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherBookBaby
    Release dateJan 1, 2015
    ISBN9781483547848
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      Very juvenile book regarding credit repair. Did not have any FDRA, FCRA, or any codes or statutes that can assist with getting things off your credit report. Did not bring up the fact the credit companies securitizing off our loans and how to use this information to fix our credit. Would not recommend this read.

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    How To Repair Your Own Credit - Charlotte D. Moore

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    I. My Story

    I am an average person with average spending habits living an average life. Like millions of other consumers, I have experienced my share of credit issues that resulted in accurate negative information being placed on my credit report. Throughout my credit history, I’ve had a number of late payments and charge-offs, a car repossession, two bankruptcies, and a house that was nearly foreclosed upon. At one time, within the span of three months, my credit score took a more than 200-point nose dive. Nevertheless, after each tragic episode, my credit eventually rebounded and I lived to charge

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