Waterfield Credit, the nation's leading provider of consumer credit correction services, reports that a significant number of clients using their services have fallen into a financial crisis following a divorce, bankruptcy, after college aftermath, job loss, illness, and the list goes on. Having assisted hundreds of thousands of clients with their credit repair efforts, Waterfield Credit’s very own Drew Canole has decided to help out American consumers by writing a book and selling a coaching program to guide you through the process on your own. He compiled enough information to give you 57 days of content to teach you how Waterfield has been doing it for years. The book is entitled the 57 Day Challenge To a 720 Credit Score.
"The credit system looks at several factors when formulating credit scores…it's never easy for a client to understand and implement the appropriate methods to help them out of the trouble spot,” said Drew Canole, President of Waterfield Credit.
“Even a simple, inaccurate 30-day late can lower a client's credit score up to 90 points.”
It's situations like these that negatively impact an individual's credit scores through no fault of their own and reveal the shortcomings of today's consumer credit system. For instance, a person in this situation could be denied a loan or a job based solely on a credit score that is not an accurate representation of the person's credit risk. To assist these people, Drew Canole has put 5 years of his company's tools and methodology into a book that will help consumers dispute not only with the credit bureaus, but with the creditors making many people’s lives even more challenging than they already are. The book aids consumers in disputing the questionable negative items in their credit reports giving lenders, potential employers, insurance providers, and anyone else who looks at their credit reports an incomplete or inaccurate understanding of their credit history.
"I paid my bills, had great credit and then had to surrender my house... five years (later) I'm still dealing with the consequences,"
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