These creditor intervention strategies specifically address inaccurate or unfair negative credit items caused by life events like divorce, student loan debt, medical expenses, identity theft, military service and many of the national emergencies, that can occur at any time.
It’s very likely that as you face medical debt, other credit accounts may be affected. If this is the case, we can help you mitigate the damage to any other accounts that have been affected by your medical event by creating and sending credit bureau challenges and creditor interventions as applicable.
Credit damage is almost certain in cases of identity theft. Even if your accounts are closed and your money is refunded, you could be dealing with the consequences long after the initial crime.
Many new college graduates find themselves unable to face the financial burdens of life after college. In a lagging economy, loan repayment can prove more difficult for low-income workers.
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If you and your ex-spouse shared joint accounts, bad credit could follow you even after your divorce. Our credit advisors will help you identify credit accounts owned and managed by your ex-spouse, handle creditor interventions and work to remove inaccurate, negative items from your credit report.
Millions of servicemen and women risk their lives and sacrifice their time to protect our freedom. When it comes to finances, federal law makes sure they are covered during times of duty. Unfortunately, credit reporting may not always reflect these protections.