Credit Services and Your Financial Health
Credit Reports are Essential to Our Way of Life -
Protecting Your Report From Mistakes is Essential to Yours
RMCA was founded by attorneys to offer premium credit services at affordable prices. In a world where your financial history is available to anyone with a computer and interest it has become more important than ever to keep your credit report accurate and up to date. Today, these reports are used for more than establishing credit worthiness; they are also used for employment qualification and in some cases even dating. Negative financial information can hinder your future plans in many ways.
- Credit information and reporting is critical to the functions of our financial system.
These reports are used to protect financial institutions from making bad loans so their assets are available to make good loans. These good loans are essential to businesses and the health of our economy. This system is one of the reasons for the rapid advancement in standards of living for the western world. Unfortunately, as the economy turned and financial crisis arose so did the scrutiny of credit histories. With banks doing everything they can to protect assets it’s more important today than ever to remove false or misleading information from credit reports. The reporting agencies are not in the business of validating everything reported, but they do want to offer accurate information to their financial clients. While it may be difficult to get them to cooperate, reporting agencies are in the business of reporting accurate information. Getting your report up to date and accurate often requires little more than knowing what to do and having the right tools to do it. Credit Services from RMCA gives you those tools and coaches you through the process of using them. RMCA is more than a credit monitoring service that tells you every time something changes; RMCA is your ally to combat the false and misleading information that finds its way there.
- Without credit reports we could not access credit.
- Without credit few could access homes, cars, or other big ticket items.
- Without access to these items there would be no jobs creating them.
- Credit is important to our way of life. Your individual credit is important to your particular way of life, choosing the right credit services to help you manage your credit score is an important part of protecting and improving your way of life.
Credit services from RMCA are designed to give our clients the ability to force questionable information off of credit reports. Leveraging the knowledge gained through years of helping clients across the country means clients have access to every tool and tactic allowed by law. The focus of RMCA is to help our clients achieve their best possible credit score by creating the tools and resources they need. By placing this power in the hands of our clients we can offer the credit services previously reserved for the wealthy. The current financial climate has left millions vulnerable to the predatory practices of lenders. Let RMCA provide the tools to defend your good name.
What to Expect From Us
Expect the Best from RMCA
When you're an RMCA client what can you expect? Not only our best, but the best the industry has to offer. Here are a handful of crucial elements built into every credit repair program we deliver:
- Simple, fast, effective credit repair services you can count on.
- A clear, no-risk refund policy we stand behind.
- Professional, caring, responsive client service.
- A 100% service guarantee.
- Same day services options.
Did You Know?
Studies show that less than 10% of the population looks at their credit report annually. Instead, they wait until they're ready to buy a car, make a real estate purchase or refinance property and then check their credit report and credit score. In some cases, this may be too late.
- Twenty-five percent (25%) of the credit reports contained errors serious enough to result in the denial of credit
- Seventy-nine percent (79%) of the credit reports contained mistakes of some kind
- Fifty-four percent (54%) of the credit reports contained personal demographic identifying information that was misspelled, long-outdated, belonged to a stranger, or was otherwise incorrect
- Thirty percent (30%) of the credit reports contained credit accounts that had been closed by the consumer but were reporting incorrectly
