Daily credit repair news

Florida AG takes legal action against credit "repair" agencies - Hartford Courant

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... "were purportedly offering debt relief services including credit counseling, credit repair, debt management, and credit card rate reduction services. ...

Medvedev tells ministers to 'repair trust' - Financial Times

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Russia still has an impressive war chest to fight the effects of the credit crunch - its foreign currency reserves are the third largest in the world. ...

Time for banks to take a deep breath, start lending again - Los Angeles Times

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And yet to launch is the original $700-billion Treasury-funded program to take bad mortgage loans off banks' books, to repair lenders' shredded balance ...

Ovation Credit Repair Service Launches New Website - PR Web (press release)

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(PRWEB) October 15, 2008 -- Ovation, a leader in the credit repair industry, announces that they have launched a new website to help consumers repair credit ...

Credit Repair Guru gives away Free Credit Repair e-book! - ireport

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Daniel Rosen (aka "The Credit Doctor") is the author of the America's most popular Credit Repair Software, "Credit-Aid Software. ...

Builders Help Buyers to Help Themselves - Wall Street Journal

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Builders said they screen applicants for their credit-repair programs. They avoid those who refuse to pay bills on time and seek those willing to change ...

Most Asian Stocks Decline on Recession Concerns; Banks Slump (Bloomberg)

Posted: 18 Oct 2008 05:40 AM CDT

Oct. 17 (Bloomberg) -- Most Asian stock markets fell, paring the MSCI Asia Pacific Index 's weekly advance, on signs the credit market turmoil is curbing demand for the region's exports and causing economies to contract.

Time for banks to take a deep breath, start lending again (Los Angeles Times)

Posted: 18 Oct 2008 02:01 AM CDT

There are signs that the global panic has eased. Now it's time for the world's bankers to get credit flowing freely again It only took trillions of dollars of government cash and guarantees, but the fear gripping global markets finally has begun to ease.