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Search through online databases.Obtain your credit score to confirm that you do have bad credit. Individual credit is determined by a three-digit FICO score that ranges from 300 to 850 with a national median of 720. -
Seek out traditional loansSearch through credit databases (see Resources section) to find out which creditors grant credit to individuals with your FICO score. -
Get free credit improvement help.Contact your credit union or professional guild for loan assistance. They might be more likely to approve your loan, especially if you have a well-established relationship. -
Rebuilding credit takes time.Seek free assistance with debt reorganization and credit counseling from non-profit organizations, such as Consumer Credit Counseling Services. -
Be wary of high interest loans and expensive credit repair services.Recognize that this won't be done overnight. Rebuilding your credit is a long, tedious process. - Avoid high-interest payday loans or services that charge exorbitant fees for credit repair that you can easily do yourself.















Comments
lawrencebussani said
on 12/19/2009 Great article 5 start for that information
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http://www.CreditReportFrees.Info