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Pens and Pencil Understanding Your Credit Report is an easy-to-follow, self-guided, interactive tutorial designed to help you (whether as an individual or a small business owner) understand your credit report and increase your awareness of the factors that impact credit worthiness.

This course will enable you to:

  • Analyze and interpret a credit report and recognize the relative importance of various factors in determining a credit rating.

  • Contact major credit bureaus to correct errors and resolve credit report disputes.

  • Recognize what lenders look for in a credit report, as well as how they decide how much to loan and what interest rate to charge.

  • Use the latest tips on how to strengthen your credit rating.

  • Locate providers of additional credit assistance and information.

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Money may make the world go around; however, it's often not how much money you have, but how much you can access that has the greatest impact on your lifestyle or the success of your business. Your ability to access money is heavily influenced by your credit report and credit score - a numeric value lenders use to determine the likelihood that you will repay a loan on schedule.

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Your credit report is a record of your credit history. Credit reports in the United States are compiled by three major national credit bureaus. Information from these reports is used to determine your credit score. Your report not only affects whether or not you get a loan but also impacts the terms and interest rate of that loan.
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Too many people mistakenly believe that, as long as they pay their bills on time, their credit report will be fine. You can only be sure that all information on your report is correct, or that your credit score is not adversely affected by long-forgotten credit cards or obligations, if you review your credit report thoroughly and understand what all of the data really means. If you don't know what's on your credit report, you are at a huge disadvantage.

"Understanding Your Credit Report" could be one of the most important courses you will ever take because it gives you all the information and tools that, until now, only the professional lenders have had.

Enjoy!

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