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I Hate Debt Homepage Section 1 A Look at Debt History of Debt Credit Card History Current State of Debt How You Got Into Debt Good Debt Bad Debt Business vs. Personal Debt Section 2 Dealing With Your Money The Two Step Plan Doing The Two-Step Step One Step Two The Paths Out of Debt 1- Create a Debt Payment Plan 2- Neogtiate Better Rates & Terms a.Consolidation Loans b.Consumer Credit Counseling Services 3- Negotiate Lump-Sum Settlements 4- Bankruptcy 5- The Easy Way 6- Win $1,000,000 Living Debt-Free Manage Your Money Make More Money Save Money SameMoney-MoreFun Stay Debt-Free You as a Business Section 3 Dealing With Your Creditors Alerts/Scams The Credit Industry Credit Industry The Fine Print The Secondary Debt Market The Debt Collection Process Original Creditor The Charge-Off Collection Agency Legal Problems Dirty Creditor Tricks Dealing with Debt Collectors Dealing with Debt Collectors Statute of Limitations Cease and Desist Letter Section 4 The Credit Report The Credit Report Credit Score Credit Repair Section 5 Dealing With Yourself The Critical Factor The Art of Prosperity The End of Failure Prosperity Coaching Section 6 Kids and Money Kids and Money How to Pay for College Section 7 Debt Information Bookstore Debt Facts Radio Show Resources About Us Privacy Policy Site Map If you find this information helpful I ask you to contribute to help me help more people. You can contribute through PayPal by clicking on this button Or you can mail in your contribution.	Credit and Your Career by Andrea R. Villarreal with Better Scores Better Rates Looking for a new job? Did a headhunter call you about your “Dream Job”? Have you updated your resume? Sent your best suit to the dry cleaners? Checked your credit report? Yes, your credit report. Many employers are turning to credit reports to get a better look at their future employees. Hiring a new employee is a risk and costly. They are finding out if the applicant is financially responsible and in good standing. The Federal Trade Commission has this posted on their website: “As an employer, you may use consumer reports when you hire new employees and when you evaluate employees for promotion, reassignment, and retention — as long as you comply with the Fair Credit Reporting Act.’ The potential employer only needs to get your permission to run a credit report and then only needs to inform you if the report was the reason that you were not hired and give you information on how to obtain a copy of the report. Do you know what’s on your credit report? Before you send in your next resume or circle your next ad in the classifieds check your report. You should order a credit report from all three credit bureaus. Go to www.bsbr.com and obtain free credit reports from all three bureaus. When you receive your report look at it as an employer or a potential employer. Do you have late pays? Delinquent accounts? Charge offs? Maxed out on any of your credit cards? Someone else’s information on your report? Incorrect addresses that appear as if you have moved constantly? All of these may show a potential or existing employer that you are not as financially responsible or stable as their ideal employee even if the information is not yours. A financial institution may have policies against hiring individuals who are in serious financial trouble or have low credit scores. What to do now? Contact a Credit Bureaus Specialist, such the ones at BSBR, to see what can be done to improve your credit score. Having good credit isn’t just writing into the credit bureaus trying to get negative items off. A specialist looks at the whole picture and advises you on everything that can be done to improve your credit standing and make you appear to be in control of your finances. You need to start working on this quickly, your next career move may depend it.	More Credit Report Links The Credit Report Credit Score Credit Repair Your Free Credit Report The History of the Credit Report Credit Report Tips Credit Repair Scams Credit and Your Career Consumer Alerts for D.C. Credit Services and Camco Some collection agencies has started reporting old debt as new. Find out more here and here's a letter that you can use to file a complaint if this has happened to you. Books on Credit Repair Read the transcript of Andrea Villarreal from Better Scores Better Rates’ "I Hate Debt" radio show interview. Improving Your Credit Score 1 Improving Your Credit Score 2 Listen to Andrea R. Villarreal from Better Scores Better Rates’ “I Hate Debt” radio show interview. Segment 1 Segment 2 If you're looking for help try the Credit Secrets Bible™ Don't let bad credit cost you money. Fix it!

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