Archives for the 'Statute of limitation' Category
Credit Repair: How to Handle a Collector
The Basic Rules
Collectors are governed by the Fair Debt Collection Practices Act (FDCPA). Collectors do not always play fair, so it is best if you know the rules. Collectors cannot report a collection to the credit bureaus unless they have sent you a letter detailing the debt and the identity of the original creditor. They […]
Credit Repair Adventures: A True Story
The Journey Begins
Bob and Sue are real people. They are smart and resourceful, but several years ago they made some bad choices. Soon their credit was a mess. So they started their credit repair journey. Here are a few of their credit repair adventures that might shine some light on your own path. Good luck!
Cease […]
How to Win the Credit Repair Game
Right Where You Belong!
The credit bureaus are not the enemy. And the folks that created the FICO credit score model are not out to get you. In fact, if you take time to learn the rules you will find out how fun the game can be. Here are a few moves that will boost […]
Credit Repair and the Collection Puzzle
You Can Take Control!
Collectors use both law and psychology in the practice of their craft. Many collectors operate legitimately, while others cross the line daily. Do you know your rights? Here is the correct way to deal with a collector - and maybe even come out ahead.
Getting the Collection Letter
Many people in credit repair programs […]
Credit Repair: Exercise Your Legal Rights!
Take Control!
Don’t imagine that other people always play fair. Look out for yourself. Knowing your legal rights can make all the difference in the world. Here is our take on some essential rights and remedies that can save you money and put you back where you belong - in control.
Credit Repair and FCRA Reporting Limits
The […]
Credit Repair Essential Guidelines
Let’s Get to Work!
We speak with people all day long about their credit reports. Here is a review of the most common questions that we encounter about reporting periods for derogatory information, as well as guidance on resolving the related issues. These details, if properly understood and acted on, can make a significant difference in […]
Resolving Defaulted Student Loans
The Time to Act is Now!
Do you have defaulted student loans? The government has an impressive array of tools for collecting on defaulted student loans. Fortunately, the law also provides you with a way to cure the problem starting right now!
There is Still Hope!
There is no statute of limitation for collection of student loans. Forget […]
Credit Repair: Student Loans
A Tough Spot
There is no statute of limitation for collection of defaulted student loans. And unless you are totally and permanently disabled, there is no way that you can discharge your student loans in a bankruptcy. What to do? Here are some insights and a couple of fantastic solutions.
The Default Story
Legally, a default occurs the […]
Credit Repair: Collection Solutions
Getting contacted by a collector is never a good thing. But there are laws that govern the behavior of collectors, and there are steps you can take to control the situation. Here are the rights and remedies that anyone facing a collector should know.
Fair Debt Collection Practices Act (FDCPA)
The FDCPA is the consumer protection act […]
Credit Repair: Statute of Limitation Tips
Statute of Limitation Violations
The Fair Credit Reporting Act (FCRA), and the Fair and Accurate Credit Transactions Act (FACTA) amendment to the FCRA of 2003, is the federal legislation that governs the credit reporting industry. Statutes of limitation for reporting time limits are provided by this legislation. Knowing how these time limits work is essential to […]