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Financial advisors and advocates suggest that you review your credit report periodically or at least once per year and depending upon your credit situation, more often.  This will help you spot inaccuracies, and to detect identity theft before it pose a problem to you. It is your right under The Fair Credit Reporting Act to have accurate information in your credit file.  In most cases a consumer is unaware that there is an error on their credit report until they attempt to make a purchase and the error is revealed.





If you are behind in paying your bills, or a creditor’s records mistakenly make it appear that you are, a debt collector may be contacting you. It is important that you pay your bills on time and take responsibility for any unpaid credit accounts. In situations where you are having difficulty in paying your bills, it is import that you contact your creditors and explain your situation. 

If you cannot afford to pay your bills due to circumstances beyond your control, such
as a divorce or loss of employment creditors are more willing to listen and to work out a repayment plan with you. It is at that time that you may also consider debt settlement. Debt settlement requires that you have funds in order to make a settlement offer.  It is always best to contact creditors prior to the matter going into collections, rather than you having to possibly deal with a debt collector, who may have bought the  unpaid account.  Unpaid accounts are written off  and sold to companies whose only business is debt collection, for pennies on the dollar. In this tough economy, creditors and debt collectors will consider almost any reasonable offer.  A reasonable and realistic offer is based upon what you really can afford to pay should be considered first, before making any unrealistic offer. 

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