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What is the Difference Between Debt Consolidation and Debt Settlement?

Debt consolidation and debt settlement are two options that are available to those having difficulty with mounting debts. While both options can potentially help individuals manage and pay off their debt, they work in different ways and have different implications. It is important for clients to explore and understand the differences between these options with…

Why Is Someone Else’s Information Listed on My Credit Report?

Credit scores are a uniquely American experience that have a great amount of influence on someone’s day-to-day life. From purchasing a car to applying for an apartment, credit reports will inevitably be checked by some organizations. Despite this, there are a number of cases in which mistakes are made on a credit report, or some…

Why is my FICO® Score Lower Than my Credit Score?

As is understandable, many people conflate FICO® scores and credit scores as being a measure of the same thing. While this may seem logical on the surface, these two scores are different and have separate meanings. To learn more about the differences between FICO® and credit scores, reach out to a Florida credit report attorney…

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What Is Broker Fraud?

Stockbrokers have a lot of power in their hands. Being able to leverage the free market to make nearly any conceivable amount of money is a lot of responsibility – but likewise, a huge liability, especially when it’s someone else’s money. When things go wrong with a broker mismanaging your money, the first thing you…

What Does a FICO® Score Mean?

The difference between a FICO®, credit, and VantageScore® can be convoluted and throw people for a loop. Despite the nuanced differences that make them hard to understand, they are extremely essential to understand for Americans hoping to get a better grip on their financial well-being. To learn more about these different types of credit scores…

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