How do I know I
need financial help?
If you are struggling with debt from student loans, hospital bills,
judgment, credit cards, repossessions, bankruptcies, or even mistaken
identity, Life Is Credit can help. Our teams of professional
consultants are specially trained to work with credit card companies
and debtors to help you settle your debts and raise your credit score.
Is this legal?
Absolutely! As a consumer, you are entitled to certain rights and
laws. Life is Credit consultants can help you utilize these laws. We
guarantee our service 110% to assist you with getting back on track,
settling you debts and increasing your credit scores.
Could I be doing this
myself?
Technically, yes. However, because of the overwhelming and stressful
nature of declining credit and dealing with debt, having a qualified
consultant from Life Is Credit on your side can be the key to quick
and positive results.
Is this confidential?
Life Is Credit will never share any information about any of its
clients with anyone. All information on your credit remains completely
confidential.
Will it look bad that I came to a financial advising company?
No. Only you and Life Is Credit will know that you came to us. In
fact, by contacting us, you have taken the first step in creating a
better financial future for yourself, and to creditors it will look as
though you repaired your credit on your own.
Why Life Is Credit?
Unlike other financial advising companies, Life is Credit offers long
term planning in order for you to maintain good credit. Bad credit and
debts do not disappear over night, but with Life Is Credit you will
see the short term effects in only 4-6 weeks and your personal
consultant will help you map out a long term plan.
How much does this cost?
Life Is Credit charges $30 fee for your credit report and $99 per step
in our 3 stage process, or for a flat fee of $395 you get the complete
package including all 3 stages plus a one year membership to Life Is
Credit.
What is the time frame?
You will begin to see positive results in one to two months. However,
because each case is different, your personal consultant will help you
form a plan that best fits you and your life.
How do I get a
copy of my credit report?
Credit Bureaus or Credit Reporting Agencies are companies that
maintain and update a person's credit information. The three major US
companies are Equifax, Experian, and Trans Union Corp, and they
provide nation-wide information. By contacting one of these companies,
you can receive your credit report in the mail. These companies
collect information on a person's payment habit, credit lines,
bankruptcies, etc, that help creditors and lenders assess the risk
they take in extending credit to a consumer. The companies create
credit files on a person by contacting banks, financial institutions,
rental agencies, utility companies, and public records. Because each
company obtains their information differently, your credit report may
not be consistent with each company.
What does
the number on my credit report mean?
You are given a credit score between 350 and 850, the higher the
better. A score of 730 or higher is considered good credit. Once below
730, lenders may begin to look more closely at your credit report when
considering you.
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