Credit Reports for Credit Repair

A Hammer is a Better Choice

The right tool makes the job easier. I suppose you could build a house without a hammer. A rock could do the job. But why make life hard? A hammer is a much better choice. Likewise, you want to start the credit repair process with the right credit report. It can make a really big difference. No kidding.

The Right Report

You can get credit reports in a dozen different formats. It makes sense to get one that presents your credit information in a user friendly way; a way that helps your credit repair effort rather than hinders it. As it happens, you get what you pay for.

The Problem with Free Reports

You can get your credit reports one time per year at AnnualCreditReport.Com, a site mandated by the government that serves as a hub for the three major credit bureaus. These free reports come in three different formats, and are virtually guaranteed to confuse. Even if you read credit reports for a living (that would be us) these free reports are no fun.

The Joy of Tri-Merged Reports

For a small fee, you can purchase a wonderful tri-merged report that incorporates the data from all three bureaus into a single user-friendly format. This allows to you (or us, thank you) to easily find the issues that should be disputed on each bureau simultaneously, without losing any of the credit-repair-critical information like bureau-specific identifiers; did you know that the individual bureaus often use different account numbers for the same accounts?

Make the Investment

In almost all cases, credit repair has a big monetary value. Credit score improvement may translate into major savings. If you are starting credit repair you should invest the fifteen or twenty dollars for a report that will facilitate the work. It is well worth it.

Back to the Bureaus

Where should you get these great user friendly reports? In spite of the fact that the free reports offered by the three bureaus are poor, they all offer excellent tri-merged reports at their websites, for a fee. Like I said, you get what you pay for. When you sign up for our program we will give you a link to the report that we prefer, but each bureau does a good job.

No Fuss

When you go looking, you may find that you need to sign up for a monthly monitoring service in order to get the tri-merged report. This is not a terrible thing. You may benefit from the ability to monitor your credit, but regardless, as all of these monitoring memberships allow you to cancel at anytime, you can get your report and say goodbye whenever you want, without fuss.