Here is a friendly step by step guide on repairing your credit. My goal has always been to provide affordable services for the world, which also includes this small E-book. I hope you all enjoy.

A comprehensive guide and workbook to help consumers on their path to healthy credit. This DIY Kit is filled with tips, suggestions, and over fifteen templates to use to fix problematic credit.

This book is also available in Spanish. (Disponible en Español) Fix your credit and take control of your financial life! Do you need to repair your credit or increase your credit score? Do you want to eliminate debt and build credit? Have you applied for a loan and been denied due to your credit? Do you want to know how to read your credit report and understand why you were denied? Do you want to fix your credit? If you answered yes to any of the above questions or if you simply wish to improve your credit score and credit rating, then this book is for you! DIY Credit Repair: Beginners' Guide to Credit Repair is an easy to read and follow guide for individuals wishing to: repair credit; increase credit score; improve credit rating; understand credit reports; understand credit utilization ratio; and improve budgeting skills. In addition, you will find tips and suggestions for each section as well as examples for easier understanding of this otherwise complicated topic. DIY Credit Repair: Beginners' Guide to Credit Repair is written and based on personal experience. Proven to have been successful for the author, the information included has been used and applied to not only rebuild and repair credit, but also increase credit rating while sending the credit score shooting for the stars! A healthy credit score and credit utilization ratio are important for obtaining car loans, mortgages and lines of credit. These two components can make an impact on whether or not you qualify for the purchase you want to make. Overall, the better your credit and payment history, the better chances you have of being approved - and often at lower interest rates. Although services can be used for achieving some credit goals, when you do it yourself (DIY), you not only learn the process, but also gain better financial discipline while teaching yourself how to preserve your credit and make better purchasing decisions. When you fix your credit yourself, you will inherit the power to maintain your credit with a full understanding of how and when to use it, as well as when not to. Understanding the ins and outs of your personal credit now, can save you grief and frustration further down the road. All of this adds up to better chances of a more stable, sound financial situation that assists in lowering stress and improving life on a daily basis! Get excited about where you can take this and get started today!

"... for people dealing with questionable credit with the intent to fix their situations. ... tips on how to deal with collection agencies and how to obtain credit cards ... This guide will help show you how to repair negative credit, reestablish credit, the art of debt negotiation, and maintaining good credit."--Back cover.

An insider secret on repairing your credit and removing negative items from your credit report with attached letters.

In today's society, there are some persons who believe that getting a credit card means that they have the financial freedom to purchase anything they want while living a lavish lifestyle. Because these individuals have this misconception of credit card usage, they are the ones that usually find themselves in debt. There are those persons who incur a vast amount of debt because of matters beyond their control such as medical emergencies; on the other hand, quite a number of the U.S. population in is debt because of frivolous spending and living beyond their means. To make matters worse, these individuals are spending more than what they are saving, if they are saving any at all. Because of the reasons listed above, credit repair has now become an imperative staple in the U.S. economy. In fact, over the past few years, credit repair companies have been popping up everywhere. It's practically impossible to watch TV or surf the Internet without seeing one of those "Do you have bad credit?" advertisements. But credit repair isn't associated with bad spending only. There are some cases wherein identity theft and mistakes made by financial institutions have left persons scampering to find ways in which they can fix the mistakes that these situations have caused. If you don't work in the financial sector or you are not one of those persons that tries to keep up with everything going on in the world, you may have no clue as to what credit repair is. Actually, it's a process that is quite simply to understand. Credit repair is defined as the process of working alongside creditors and the credit bureaus to make improvements to your credit report, which will in turn aid in improving your credit score. This process can be done by a legitimate agency that specializes in credit repair, or you can do it on your own. Generally, the process includes identifying and amending any erroneous information on your credit report, or looking over all your financial statements and figuring out a way to lower or completely eradicate your debt. If you are finding it difficult to get competitive interest rates when applying for a loan because of a bad credit report, you'll find credit repair very beneficial. What is it that you will learn from this Book? How will it be of any help to you? For starters, you will learn what credit actually is and how you can manage it without running into debt. You will then be introduced to credit repair options available to you; learn how to dispute a credit report; and also learn how to increase your credit score. Once you have the correct tools in hand, you will be able to repair your credit and raise your credit score to a number that won't embarrass you or prevent you from getting a loan. Remember, after your credit has been repaired you should still continue to effectively manage your finances, as you don't want to end up in debt again.