Your credit scores are tied to almost every aspect of your financial life these days. When you want to purchase a home, car, or obtain any financing your credit report will be scrutinized by the potential creditor and as you would expect, the interest rate determined by that score. But beyond that, credit can also affect seemingly unrelated items like insurance premiums and even employment opportunities. Your consumer credit score has become the single most useful tool you possess for financial matters, or perhaps the single most costly.
You may be surprised but, not likely. Your credit score is created from your consumer credit profile, to which any number of people in your financial life has reported. Add to that, there are over 100 million such profiles being maintained by each of the three major credit bureaus. This adds up to only one quarter being considered accurate with the remaining three out of four credit profiles having potentially serious mistakes. The statistics are troubling for consumers; according to the US Public Interest Research Group: (Reference: U.S. PIRG)
Consumers are losing billions of dollars to unwarranted fees. How much of that is coming out of your pocket?
You're not the only one. Congress continues to pass "consumer protection" laws, but they include provisions that require strict procedures be followed. If you are a busy working adult with a typical American lifestyle, you simply don't have the time or resources to research consumer credit law. This leaves the millions of Americans with potentially harmful errors on their credit reports helpless to do anything effective about it by themselves.
Adding to the complexity of consumer credit law is the drastic rise of identity theft. Consumers are simply not adequately protected from the costs of credit profiles corrupted by illegal or unauthorized use of credentials. Consumers are left with the responsibility of disputing these horrendous invasions of privacy to unresponsive credit bureaus while trying to navigate the legal pathways to save their good name. The cost of restoring a truthful credit profile stacks the deck against the American consumer.
This is where RMCA brings the power of consumer protection law to the average person. We are proficient at leveraging the protections in place that make the credit bureaus respond to you. We work with creditors and reporting bureaus to assure only accurate, verifiable information is in your profile. We check to make sure all the information is up to date and categorized correctly. We know credit reporting, we understand how the credit bureaus work and we use this knowledge to get the best results possible for you.
We study credit law so you don't have to. We have used this knowledge over and over again which also gave us experience, which we again use to help you. Everything we do is 100% legal, our company is founded by lawyers who wanted to take the costly practice of consumer law and make it affordable and accessible. Come join the tens of thousands of Americans already helped.
We at RMCA have effectively disputed every type of problem a credit report can have. Let us show you the difference RMCA can make for your credit today.
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:
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.