Credit Report Removal

Collection accounts on your credit report can be frustrating to say the least, impacting your life, finances, ability to secure loans and credit, rent, and living situations.  Collections accounts can be one of the most detrimental marks on your credit report, so what can you do to get rid of those accounts?  While every scenario and debt collector is different, there are a variety of ways you can attempt to clear your credit report of potentially negative accounts, including collections accounts.  Improving your credit score will allow you better financial opportunities in the future.

Some ways to attempt to remove collection accounts include: disputing the accounts if they contain errors, incorrect balancers, or other errors, seeking debt verification, waiting out time-barred debts and claims, disputing items subject to identity theft, asking for “pay-for-delete” agreements with debt collectors, paying off debts in full or in part (with written agreement), or pursuing debt forgiveness.  Your situation is unique, and you need the best solutions for you.  Get the best information and advice you can, and seek legal assistance if you think your rights may have been violated by debt collectors.