NextAdvisor, a leading consumer information resource, today launched a free online how to guide designed to help consumers read, analyze and dispute information on their Experian credit report. The guide is the first in a series that the company will publish focusing on the demystifying credit reports offered by the major credit reporting bureaus including Experian, Equifax and TransUnion.
The guide is available for free on the NextAdvisor Daily blog at: http://www.nextadvisor.com/
"A credit report is to potential creditors what a resume is to potential employers," said NextAdvisor.com's Vice President of Research, Joe Fahrner. "Our Experian credit report guide is meant to help consumers better understand how lenders view their credit history".
The guide walks through each section of an Experian credit report and explains its purpose in plain English. Additionally, it educates consumers on how to identify potential errors on their credit report and dispute credit report inaccuracies with Experian.
NextAdvisor.com plans on publishing Equifax and TransUnion credit report guides later this month. The company has previous published informative user guides focused on child identity theft protection and preventing identity theft on the popular social networking site, Facebook. Those guides may be found here:
http://www.nextadvisor.com/
http://www.nextadvisor.com/
