DIY Repair Special

DIY Credit Repair Program Overview

 

Module 1: Understanding Your Credit: What Your Credit Scores and Credit Report Can Tell You Module Overview

• Part 1: How Credit Scores are Figured

• Part 2: Requesting your Credit Reports

• Part 3: What to Look for in your Credit Reports

• Part 4: Contacting and Staying in Contact with Credit Bureaus

• Assignment

Module II: Effective Ways to Improve Your Credit Scores Module Overview

• Part 1: Strategy 1—Pay your Bills on Time

• Part 2: Strategy 2—Avoid Excessive Credit

• Part 3: Strategy 3—Pay Down Your Debts

• Part 4: Strategy 4—Have a Range of Credit Types

• Part 5: Applying Credit Score-Boosting Strategies

• Assignment

Module III: Keeping Your Credit Safe Module Overview

• Part 1: Avoiding Identity Theft

• Part 2: Safe Practices

• Part 3: Check Your Credit Score

• Part 4: What to Do if You think you Are the Victim of Identity Theft

• Assignment

Module IV: Avoiding Common Credit Score Mistakes Module Overview

• Part 1: Don’t Keep Accounts You Aren’t Using

• Part 2: Limit Inquiries on Your Credit Report

• Part 3: Use Online Loan Comparisons Carefully

• Part 4: Remember There’s More Than One Credit Report (and Credit Score)

• Part 5: Don’t Close a Lot of Accounts Just to Improve Your Score

• Part 6: No One Thing Will Boost Your Credit Score By Itself

• Part 7: Having No Loans or Debts Will Not Improve your Credit Scores

• Part 8: Doing Anything Illegal to Boost Your Credit Is, Well, Illegal

• Assignment

 Module V: Working with Your Credit Reports to Fix Credit Scores Module Overview

• Part 1: Fixing Errors on Your Credit Report

• Part 2: Addressing Issues with Your Credit Report That You Can’t Resolve

• Part 3: Keep Track of Who Sees Your Credit Report and Why (and What It Means)

• Part 4: Contacting Creditors as Well as Credit Bureaus

• Part 5: Be Careful Where and How You Get Your Credit Reports

• Assignment

 Module VI: Developing Good Habits Module Overview

• Part 1: Budgeting, Living Within Your Means, Spending Less

• Part 2: Saving Habits

• Part 3: Build Assets and Capital

• Part 4: Be Ready for Financial Emergencies

• Part 5: Get It In Writing, and Have Contracts Examined by a Lawyer

• Assignment

Module VII: Developing a Credit Repair Plan Module Overview

• Part 1: Why You Need a Credit Repair Plan

• Part 2: Stay Organized

• Part 3: Set Goals and Check Your Progress

• Part 4: Pay Attention to Details

• Part 5: Have a To-Do List

• Part 6: Automate

• Assignment

• Module VII: Quiz

Module VIII: What Lenders Look For Module Overview

• Part 1: Understand How Money Works

• Part 2: What Lenders Look at Other Than a Credit Score

• Part 3: Fix Mistakes Quickly

• Part 4: Avoid Making Changes Frequently

• Part 5: Stay Up to Date

• Assignment

Module IX: Dealing with Debt Positively Module Overview

• Part 1: Effective Strategies for Dealing with Debt

• Part 2: What to Avoid When Dealing with Debt

• Assignment

Module X: Mastering your Emotions Module Overview

• Part 1: Go Easy on Yourself, but Be Accountable

• Part 2: Reward Yourself Responsibly

• Part 3: Understand and Regulate the Relationship Between Emotions and Debt.

• Part 4: Don’t Be Afraid to Ask for Help if You Need It

• Assignment

•  Module X Quiz

• XI. Closing

• Wrapping up

• Next Steps

 

Including:

• Credit DIY Workbook

• Bonus: Prerecorded Q&A videos of things you might have questions about while doing the process. * Access to all updated Q&A videos that will be added.

• Prerecorded Walk-through videos on things you should look for or do during your credit repair process

• Prerecorded credit webinar

• Prerecorded debt webinar

• Prerecorded home buying webinar

 

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