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    Credit Repair Manual
    Credit Repair Manual
    Credit Repair Manual
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    Credit Repair Manual

    By Ronald Jacobson

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    In this day and age many people have credit problems and it does not look like it will be getting any better soon. This manual helps you to find new credit and repair the damage to your existing situation. This is mainly a guide in finding credit cards, what not to do so your credit will improve, and how to communicate with the three credit agencies in repairing your credit. The answers to your situation are simple and designed in a way that is easy to understand.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherRonald Jacobson
    Release dateApr 20, 2017
    ISBN9781370975907
    Credit Repair Manual
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    Ronald Jacobson

    Ronald Jacobson was born in Brooklyn, New York on September 1st, 1958 to Jewish parents. Ronald was the youngest of three brothers. In 1971 the family moved to Miami, Florida where Ronald graduated from Florida International University with a degree in Psychology. He later went on to earn his Masters in Psychology as well.In 1992 Ron married and has since had two daughters ages 20 and 15. This is where Ronald received most of his experience for this book. Between, his education in Psychology, raising his own family, and his observation of other relationships around him, Ron has written a very honest description of the pros and cons in most relationships. For instance, one thing Ron learned early on is if you earn any brownie points in your relationship, use them quickly, they come with an expiration date, even though the date is not written anywhere.

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      Blue-pilled hogwash. doesn't even touch on the most basic strategies, like disputing the validity of debt on all credit claims. not to mention you have no contract with collection agencies and don't owe them an effing dime. The entirety of the Credit industry is fraud but it's on YOU to know the laws and notice and make claim.

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    Credit Repair Manual - Ronald Jacobson

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    THE CREDIT REPAIR

    MANUAL

    2016, 2017 copyright. All rights Reserved. No part of this publication may be duplicated in any manner whatsoever.

    2

    THE BEGINNING

    Getting into debt is an insidious process. No one sits down and thinks let's see how much trouble can I get in with MasterCard today. Usually the charges just creep up on us or there is an emergency, many times it can takes place over many years. Most of us get advertisements for credit cards almost daily in the mail. In most cases, all you have to do is sign your name or call a toll free number and the card is yours.

    They make it so simple. Before you know it and take inventory, you could own a several credit cards all charged up to the limit. Who is really to blame for getting into debt?

    That depends on many conditions. First of all, getting credit in this country is just too easy, although the last few years it has become more difficult. Society is to blame for bombarding us in the media with an image of the ''good life'' and encouraging us to ''buy now and pay later'. And, of course, we must take some of the responsibility ourselves for getting caught up in that mentality. The mortgage crisis was due to realtors and banks convincing us we can afford more than we could with low interest rates that balloon in a few years.

    There is no economic class that is singled out for getting over its head in debt. If you are in a lower income group, you are in good company if you've had to declare bankruptcy. Some of the richest

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