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Published: Thursday, January 03, 2008  

Things That Go Bump In The Night…Bad Credit
By Jim Robinson

 Debt

Things That Go Bump In The Night…Bad Credit

Middle Income Familes (Household Incomes up to $100,000) may have the obstacle of mounting bills to overcome before they can execute insurance, financial planning and investment strategies.
 
Aspiring Financial Services Professionals and practicing Financial Services Professionals  can add another line to their Value Proposition for clients by pointing the client in the right direction for credit management resources.  Here’s help:


 The Big Three Credit Reporting Companies

Contact the nation’s largest credit reporting companies for your credit report or if you suspect you have been hit by Identity Theft.

Help For Fraud or ID Crime Victims

If you feel your rights as a client or customer have been violated, please consider notifying one or more of the applicable agencies:


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