Cure Your Bad Credit
HONESTLY!

by Lin Stone
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Nothing on earth can hurt an American family more than losing its good credit.  Good credit is a badge of honor that keeps the family safe in times of economic distress --  and paves the way to having the best things in life when times are good.

Without good credit, having a family home is virtually impossible.  Without good credit, just owning a car may require a huge sacrifice.  Without good credit, car insurance may be denied -- or cost a fortune.

Credit is too easily obtained when you start a family, and turns into a gut-churning nightmare all too easily with the first run of bad luck. In fact, unless you know how to get good credit HONESTLY, and how to lose bad credit HONESTLY, you may well be straining your heart out for an impossible dream.  Once your credit is ruined, it could be YEARS before you reach that first plateau that you once started out on. 

Getting bad credit is so easy that most people can do it accidentally; it happens so fast they don't even know what happened, or when!  One week they think they can get anything they want on credit, and the next week the friendly loan officer knows them too well to extend credit on ANY terms.

Now, I hope you still have good credit because if you do it will be much easier to keep it than it is to cure it.  The book, Cure Your Bad Credit can help you guard your good credit by pointing out all the pitfalls already gaping the mouth wide open after every one of your assets.  Unless you know what could happen, your family finances could crash on the hidden reefs at any moment.  When you know where the shoals are you can know when your family's financial ship is drifting into dangerous waters. 

 

 

Once your good credit is gone, life will be a bitter taste in your craw that never goes away.  Day after day, week after week, month after month and year after year, it gets worse, and worse, and worse.  You'll be snapping at that wonderful partner, screaming at the kids, and resenting every penny that must be spent.

Just getting out of debt is not a cure.  Most people miss that so let me say it again.  Once you have bad credit just getting out of debt is not going to make everything all better.  In many ways it could be worse because you can probably still remember how good you felt when you had good credit.

First of all, what is a "CURE?"  Funny you should ask.

A cure to a financial document is fixing it to make all the problems go away.  The most familiar cure is probably conveying dower rights that don't exist.  For example, a wife owns a home in her own name and when she goes to borrow money on the equity the loan officer (in some states) will insist that the husband sign away all HIS dower rights in that home.  He doesn't have ANY, but by signing away his dower rights the title is cured and the loan officer is happy.

In the same way there are steps that you can take to honestly clear up some of the clouds on your credit.  Once these clouds are cleared up the road to a full recovery is made possible.

Once you understand how to clean up these clouds that part of your credit will be "cured" but let's be honest with ourselves here -- once you are armed with this knowledge, the HARD PART begins;  you still have to repair your credit, step by step and penny by penny.  It isn't easy but it is necessary and it is worth it.

Good credit is not a matter of luck.  It doesn't happen by accident.  Basically you will be learning the same thought processes that people with good credit already know.  Until you do learn these thought processes just having more money will not fix any of your problems for long.  Sorry.  Until you do learn these thought processes suddenly taking a cut in pay could tear your life apart!

Your complete course is available in the $19.95 electronic book, Cure Your Bad Credit.  It is your road map leading you out of the deep, dark woods and into a brighter and more cheerful world.  Here are some of the steps you will be looking at:

Dealing With Debt
Credit Repair and Your Emotions
Make Credit Repair Easier on Yourself
Dealing With Your Credit Report to Deal With Your Credit Score
Dealing With Your Credit Score after a Big Problem
Using General Good Financial Habits To Build Good Credit Scores
Develop an Organized Strategy to Repair Your Credit score
Using  Your Credit Score to Get Better Loans
Think Like a Lender
Dealing With Professional Credit Helpers
Student Credit Repair

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