Credit is a woman’s issue too! Maybe it’s even  more of a women’s issue than a man’s issue. I know lots of women had credit and loans in their husband’s names. If they endured a divorce or death of a spouse, they suddenly found that they did not have an adequate credit history. Many displaced homemakers feel this pinch very strongly, and I personally know of a woman who had access to credit, but had to rely on it a lot the first year after her divorce until child support arrangements got settled. Even though she had income, that old temptation to keep the lights on by using a credit card was a pretty strong urge!

Look, I worked in a financial professon, and most of the people I knew who had credit issues ran into a rough spot like that. They were working very hard to get everything normalized, but one rough spot put them deeply in debt. With finance charges, and late payment penalties stacking up, it became very difficult to work their way out!

I just finished working on the BadCreditBlues Credit Repair Guide. I worked on it with the help of an associate that used to work in the collections department of a bank, AND had experience as a major lender loan officer. When I applied for a mortgage, she certainly helped me take steps to get the very best interest rate possible, and so her ideas are great.

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