Robin Leonard

I found this book to be very informative. Even if you do not need Credit Repair, it would be a good book for your library, because you never know when you may need it.

Not only does it cover how to get your credit report, it shows you how to read and understand it, how to fix errors and dispute problems. The book talks about all of the other reports out there, that most people probably don't even know exist like your Medical History Report, Tenant History Report, Check Writing History Report and others.

The book teaches you about bankruptcy, what the different chapters of bankruptcy are and where to go on the internet to find out more information. It also teaches you about credit counseling, debt management programs and about the scams that are run with these options. It tells you were to go on the internet to find the ones that are legit and the questions you should always ask if you try one of these options.

This is a "must add" to your personal library. The chapters are easily broken down so you can search for something that you have a question about. You are given information, such as being entitled to a FREE credit report annually, how to actually repair credit errors rather than being ripped off, and various options you have when you are trying to organize yourself into getting back on track.
There are forms, very clear directions AND helps you figure out how NOT to get into credit trouble again.
If you are old enough for credit, I'd recommend this book to anyone...very, very well done, and it will be a permanent addition to my library… (mais)