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• Tuesday, February 23rd, 2010

One of the best ways to improve your credit score is simply to pay your bills on time.  This is absurdly simple but it works very well, because nothing shows lenders that you take debts seriously as much as a history of paying promptly.  Every lender wants to be paid in full and on time.

If you pay all your bills on time then the odds are good that you will make the payments on a new debt on time, too, and that is certainly something every lender wants to see. Experts think that up to 35% of your credit score is based on your paying of bills on time, so this simple step is one of the easiest ways to boost your credit score.

Paying your bills on time also ensures that you don’t get hit with late fees and other financial penalties that make paying your bills off harder. Paying your bills in a timely way makes it easier to keep making payments on time.

Of course, if you have had problems making your payments on time in the past, your current credit score will reflect this.  It will take a number of months of repaying your bills on time to improve your credit score again, but the effort will be well worth it when your credit risk rating rebounds!

Do Rent2Own will work with you to improve your credit while you are renting-to-own your new home. There is light at the end of the tunnel. Congratulations for take the next step!

How to Rent to Own your next home?

The first step is to request an initial consultation to find out if you qualify. Then, the next step is to complete the online application after the consultation. This will start your qualifying process & you can now be called for showings. Before you know it, you will be renting to own your next home.

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• Monday, February 15th, 2010

If you have your credit report and your credit score, you will be able to tell where you stand and where many of your problems lie.  If you have a poor score, try to see in your credit report what could be causing the problem:

1. Do you have too much debt?

2. Too many unpaid bills?

3. Have you recently faced a major financial upset such as a bankruptcy?

4. Have you simply not had credit long enough to establish good credit?

5. Have you defaulted on a loan, failed to pay taxes, or recently been reported to a collection agency?

The problems that contribute to your credit problems should dictate how you decide to boost your credit score.  Highlight or jot down tips that apply to you and from them develop a checklist of things you can do that would help your credit situation improve.

When you seek professional credit counseling or credit help, counselors will generally work with you to help you develop a personalized strategy that expressly addresses your credit problems and financial history.  Now, with this Blog, you can develop a similar strategy on your own – in your own time and at your own cost.

When developing your action plan, know where most of your credit score is coming from:

1) Your credit history (accounts for more than a third of your credit score in some cases).  Whether or not you have been a good credit risk in the past is considered the best indicator of how you will react to debt in the future.  For this reason, late payment, loan defaults, unpaid taxes, bankruptcies and other unmet debt responsibilities will count against you the most.  You can’t do much about your financial past now, but starting to pay your bills on time – starting today – can help boost your credit score in the future.

2) Your current debts (accounts for approximately a third of your credit score in some cases).  If you have lots of current debt, it may indicate that you are stretching yourself financially thin and so will have trouble paying back debts in the future.  If you have a lot of money owing right now – and especially if you have borrowed a great deal recently – this fact will bring down your credit score.  You can boost your credit score by paying down your debts as far as you can.

3) How long you have had credit (accounts for up to 15% of your credit score in some cases).  If you have not had credit accounts for very long, you may not have enough of a history to let lenders know whether you make a good credit risk.  Not having had credit for a long time can affect your credit score.  You can counter this by keeping your accounts open rather than closing them off as you pay them off.

4) The types of credit you have (accounts for about one tenth of your credit score, in most cases).  Lenders like to see a mix of financial responsibilities that you handle well.  Having bills that you pay as well as one or two types of loans can actually improve your credit score.  Having at least one credit card that you manage well can also help your credit score.

As you can see, it is possible to only estimate how much a specific area of your credit report affects your credit score. Nevertheless, keeping these four areas in mind and making sure that each is addressed in your personalized plan will go a long way in making sure that your personalized credit repair plan is comprehensive enough to boost your credit effectively.

Once you have started a plan to repair your credit, your next step to home ownership is to apply to rent-to-own a house.

Do Rent2Own will work with you to improve your credit while you are renting-to-own your new home. There is light at the end of the tunnel.  Congratulations for take the next step!

How to Rent to Own your next home?

The first step is to request an initial consultation to find out if you qualify. Then, the next step is to complete the online application after the consultation. This will start your qualifying process & you can now be called for showings. Before you know it, you will be renting to own your next home.

click-to-call from the web

Rent to Own your next home. Call the 24hr recorded message system or register on our website & watch the video [http://www.do-rent2own.ca] to find out more about the program & how it can help you. In 60-90 seconds we will tell you everything you need to know. PLUS – FREE – How to fix your credit e-book included! This program helps!

To learn more about selling your house, click to call us now: click-to-call from the web

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• Monday, February 08th, 2010

The two major credit bureaus are important to contact if you are going to be repairing your credit score. The major two credit agencies can help you by sending you your credit report. If you find an error on your credit report, these are also the companies you must contact in order to correct the problem. You can easily contact these organizations by mail, telephone, or through the Internet:

Equifax Canada Inc. Online: www.equifax.com
Consumer Relations Department
Box 190 Jean Talon Station, Montreal, Quebec H1S 2Z2
CALL: 1 (800) 465-7166 between 8:00am and 5:00pm EST M-F

Trans Union Online: www.transunion.ca
Consumer Relations
709 Main Street West
Hamilton, ON L8S 1A2
CALL: 1 (800) 663-9980 between 9:00am and 4:30pm EST M-F

You may want to note this information wherever most of your financial information is kept so that you can easily contact the bureaus whenever you need to. Your local yellow pages should also have the contact information of these credit agencies as well.

Effective April 17, 2009, Experian (www.experian.ca) will unfortunately discontinue its Canadian consumer credit bureau operations as a result of the very difficult economic environment in Canada and around the world, which Experian believes will persist for some time. This means that as of April 18, 2009, Experian will no longer be providing credit reports out of its Canadian database regarding any consumer in Canada.

How to Rent to Own your next home?

The first step is to request an initial consultation to find out if you qualify. Then, the next step is to complete the online application after the consultation. This will start your qualifying process & you can now be called for showings. Before you know it, you will be renting to own your next home.

click-to-call from the web

Rent to Own your next home. Call the 24hr recorded message system or register on our website & watch the video [http://www.do-rent2own.ca] to find out more about the program & how it can help you. In 60-90 seconds we will tell you everything you need to know. PLUS – FREE – How to fix your credit e-book included! This program helps!

To learn more about selling your house, click to call us now: click-to-call from the web

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