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Rebuild Your Credit, Unlock Approval for the Cards You Deserve
The Problem
Poor credit score pulls the highest interest rate. The lower your credit score, the higher the interest rate. Over time, it causes you to struggle with debt and paying thousands of pennies more than the person with a good credit score.
Our Solution
We help our clients in disputing all inaccuracies including collections, charge offs, late payments etc. from the credit report that lower the credit score. Also, our consultants provide you with
consultancy to maintain and utilize your credit in future. Our responsibility is improving your credit score and introducing you to the lenders as a low-risk borrower so that lenders offer you lower interest rates.
How does a better credit score lower my interest rates?
A higher credit score means that the borrower is good at debt repayment. So, a lender considers the borrower as a low-risk borrower and offers him/her a low rate interest.
How does a better credit score lower my interest rates?
Score between 670-739 is a good score, 740 and above is a very good score and 800 and above is an excellent score. Now, interest rates for you will be decided by how the lenders consider you.
Can your company guarantee lower interest rates?
We and no other legal company can guarantee the lender’s decision. But we can help you in improving your credit score due to which lenders offer low interest rates. We can increase your credit worthiness to develop your negotiation ability.
Will paying off debt help reduce interest rates?
Yes. Paying off debt reduces interest rates and increases the rates of acceptance as a borrower. Also, we provide you with the proper guidance in maintaining credit utilization ratio.