
We need to get up off the mat and discover the power we have to control our credit situation: The power of education and motivation.
Attached is the Fair Credit Reporting Act.
You must be informed if the credit report and that information within is being used against you.
This is where some of the misinformation comes from: Advertising.
How the Credit reporting system started
History of your finances were important, but so was your social, personal and criminal history
The primary loyalty of the report was to the business community.
Now, computerization becomes a factor.
Credit reports become a critical factor in the aggregation of data.
13 Trillion dollars in debt. 1.3 Trillion dollars in credit card debt and growing.
Big brother is watching. But it is not government I am worried about, but big data mining companies.
How did it all start?
How did the Universal card start? You will identify the 1st card ever used beyond merchant cards.
The consumer payment ecosystem
Surveillance capitalism.
Every purchase we make now is dissected, bisected, Categorized And monetized.
Here are all the downloadable documentation you will need for this section.
We are all subject to misinformation. Who commits this misinformation?
The person with the 993 credit score
The number of credit reports that have mistakes on them are astounding. And judgments come down from on high regarding your credit capabilities.
If you don't know the rules how can you play the game?
This course will give you everything you need to know about FICO credit scoring, debt collection defense, and how to “fix” your credit report. We will go over the history of the credit report, history of credit cards, an examination of FICO scoring, when to pay your bills for maximum beneficial scoring and why not to pay a debt collector until you do this. Example letters will be given for those that want them to challenge debt collectors and credit reporting agencies. We will go over how to evaluate a credit report and where to go to get a credit report. An examination of the Fair Credit Reporting Act will be done along with an understanding of The Fair Debt Collection Practices Act.
SECTIONS WITHIN THIS COURSE
The History of The Credit Report
The History of The Credit Card
The Fair Credit Reporting Act (FCRA)
FICO Scoring and Credit Reporting
The Fair Debt Collections Protection Act (FDCPA)
Credit Repair Strategies
Jack and Jill – a comparison analysis of two individuals: one with a 620 score and another with a 720 score as they go through life.
Debt Collection Defense
Questions and Answers regarding common, and important, credit reporting and debt collection issues.