In light of rising interest rates, repairing your credit could be a good move to save money in the long run. For example, if you’re a homeowner, studies indicate that improving your score from ‘fair’ to ‘very good’ could save you close to $50,000 over the life of your mortgage. That’s around $250 a month, depending on how much you pay — nothing to sneeze at during high inflation. And while repairing your credit can be a daunting task, the right credit repair company can make the process easier. By disputing mistakes on your behalf and potentially having them removed from your credit report, your score may improve over time along with your finances.
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