To get NBCS credit
repair specialists working to enhance your credit
rating, please call our Toll-Free number today.
1-888-350-2750
You will need to complete the forms
on the home page to grant the limited power of attorney
to NBCS so that we can check your credit and resolve
the issues that are hindering your score.
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You can also enquire about all our Credit
Repair Services via the contact form here.
The credit repair
specialists at NBCS are results oriented and work
hard to responsibly dispute inaccurate, unverifiable,
and unjust items from your credit report with perseverance
and knowledge. The process of repairing your credit is
easy when you let our specialists work for you.
According to a study by the Public Interest
Research Group (PIRG), out of the credit reports surveyed,
over 70% contained mistakes or errors of some kind, many
serious enough to prevent the individual from
qualifying for credit!
Call us today, we're here on your side
and we're ready to help you !!
At National Bureau of Credit Scores we
strive to help individuals regain control of their financial
lives so that they can achieve the financial freedom that
they deserve, quickly and effectively!
Who are the Credit Bureaus and
what do they do?
There are three major credit bureaus,
TransUnion, Equifax, and Experian. Sometimes they are
referred to as “Credit Reporting Agencies” or “CRA's”.
The credit bureaus maintain a database of information
about consumers’ credit histories. The credit bureaus
report and collect this information about your payment
habits from lenders such as banks, credit unions, finance
companies, or retailers. The TransUnion credit report,
Equifax credit report, and Experian credit report information
is sold to lenders so that they may analyze your credit
history in order to decide whether to grant you credit.
Are all three Credit Bureaus Important?
Yes. Each of the major credit bureaus
is a separate entity and your credit information may differ
among the bureaus. Many financial companies will check
the reports of all three credit bureaus when reviewing
your credit. Therefore, it is very important to verify
that the information on your credit report is correct
at each of the major credit bureaus.
When Should I Review my Credit Report?
At a minimum, it is suggested that you
view your credit reports from Trans Union, Experian, and
Equifax at least every 6 months to a year. Do not wait
until you are trying to buy a house or apply for a credit
card to check your credit. Not knowing and understanding
what is on your credit report or what your credit score
is could cost you thousands in high finance charges or
cause you to be denied for loans and lines of credit.