How Can I Improve My Credit?

How Can You Get Help With All Of This?
Ask the Federal Government, that is why you have been paying your taxes all of these years.

Federal Trade Commission:
http://www.ftc.gov/bcp/menu-credit.htm

Consumer Information Center
Pueblo, CO 81009
719-948-4000
http://www.pueblo.gsa.gov

Other Great Resources Are Qualified Credit Counselors:

You may have possibly received "spam" in your e-mail box recently that claims to be able to fix or repair your credit. BEWARE of these companies, while a few may be legitimate, the rest are scams. In some cases what they are offering are things that no one can deliver and thus it sounds like the answer to your problems. On the contrary, it is only going deeper into your debt related problems them as you will be paying for services that will never be delivered. Also, be aware of anyone advising you to go the route of bankruptcy as this is something that needs a lot of consideration; it lasts for up to 10 years and can adversely affect your credit scoring, exactly what you are trying to avoid.

Here Are Two Reputable Counseling Services With Proven Track Records:

• National Foundation for Consumer Credit
  8611 Second Avenue, Suite 100
  Silver Spring, MD 20910
  1-800-388-2227;
  http://www.nfcc.org
  

• Amerix Corporation
  8930 Stanford Boulevard
  Columbia, MD 21045
  1-800-833-8628;
  http://www.amerix.com/

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