2.09.2009

Daily credit repair news

Daily credit repair news

Not All Credit Repair Companies Are Equal - PR Web (press release)

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Peyton, CO (Vocus/PRWEB ) February 9, 2009 -- Finding a reliable credit repair company can be a trying task for many consumers. Most of them fall way short ...

Comparison of economic stimulus plans - The Associated Press

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INFRASTRUCTURE: _Senate — $46 billion for transportation projects, including $27 billion for highway and bridge construction and repair and $11.5 billion ...

Housing tax credit little benefit for many - The Swamp - Tribune's Washington Bureau

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Dizon said her market is dominated by older, three-bedroom, one-bath homes in need of repair. Those houses sell for about $150000 to first-time buyers who ...

Geithner Seeks Private Investment for Toxic Assets - Bloomberg

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"Credit markets in this country are not working right" and "we'll do what is necessary" to start a process of repair, Lawrence Summers, director of the ...

Beazer Homes 1Q Loss Narrows On Fewer Write-Downs - CNNMoney.com

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Hovnanian Enterprises (HOV), which offers a similar job-loss insurance, has also tried credit repair and down payment savings programs. ...

Govt urged to repair credit flows as firms fear worst - FT Adviser

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The Confederation of British Industry (CBI) is calling upon the government to repair credit flows, as the lack of finance is expected to hit companies more ...

Not All Credit Repair Companies Are Equal (PRWeb via Yahoo! News)

Posted: 09 Feb 2009 01:01 AM CST

Consumers with negative and derogatory items on their credit reports are finding a Guaranteed solution in removing these items in a consumer advocacy firm that backs its results with a $10,000 guarantee. In the tens of thousands of credit reports they have cleaned up, they have only had to pay this guarantee two times.

$15,000 tax credit won't help low-income home buyers, experts say (Los Angeles Times)

Posted: 09 Feb 2009 09:15 AM CST

The Senate measure offers the credit to anyone buying a primary residence. But buyers must earn enough to have $7,500 in income taxes -- $81,900 per year for a family of four -- to get the full benefit. The Senate's proposed $15,000 tax credit for home buyers would boost the ailing housing market but do little to help low-income people who need it most, experts say.

If you're unemployed, use your credit card on essentials to save cash but don't take cash advances. (Bankrate.com)

Posted: 09 Feb 2009 05:45 AM CST

If you're unemployed, use your credit card on essentials to save cash but don't take cash advances.

Real Estate Entrepreneur Finds Guaranteed Way to Clean-up Credit for Home Buyers (PRWeb)

Posted: 08 Feb 2009 02:16 AM CST

A Colorado real estate broker discovers a guaranteed way to get credit reports cleaned up for her buyers. In fact they can get anyone's credit report cleaned up, and they guarantee it with a $10,000 guarantee of which the company has only had to pay out four times. (PRWeb Feb 8, 2009) Read the full story at http://www.prweb.com/releases/Credit_repair/Clean_up_credit/prweb1979864.htm

'Investor confidence no longer the same' (Trinidad Express)

Posted: 09 Feb 2009 07:34 PM CST

FINANCIAL experts yesterday cast doubt on a new plan to inject $300 million to rebuild the Hindu Credit Union (HCU). The plan, which was revealed on Sunday by UNC deputy political leader Jack Warner, who called on businessmen to join him to save the HCU and pay its depositors.

More challenges await Obama in efforts to repair economy (New Haven Register)

Posted: 09 Feb 2009 05:22 AM CST

Associated Press WASHINGTON — President Barack Obama plunges into a difficult test of his leadership this week, struggling to get a divided Congress to agree on his economic recovery package while pitching a new plan to ease loans to consumers and businesses.

FSA warns recession may exceed forecasts (Reuters via Yahoo! UK & Ireland News)

Posted: 09 Feb 2009 06:23 AM CST

Britain is at risk of a deeper-than-expected recession as a continued dearth of bank credit exacerbates falls in house prices, consumer spending and business investment, the Financial Services Authority said.

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