A Bad Credit Score Could Cost You Thousands of Dollars!
Before you make your next financial decision – learn how to raise your credit score to 750 and above and save substantial amounts of money.
Did you know that 82% of financial problems are due to lack of credit card knowledge? With over 75 million people in the United States in need of credit improvement or repair, one of the largest issues is the lack of credit know-how.
Over 50 most common questions about credit cards, credit score, credit report, and credit repair answered.
Understand and test your credit score. How your score builds, what influences it positively and negatively.
Learn the most effective strategies to boost your credit score from as low as 450 points to over 810.
Learn how to get your credit report for free. Understand what’s in it and how to track your score easily.
Apply the simple step-by-step process the experts use to delete all derogatory items from your credit reports.
Simple methods to saveguard your credit and how to protect your identy from theft.
Increasing your score from ‘fair’ to ‘good’ saves you $86,200* over a lifetime.
Image what else you could buy with that money.
Discover the credit score secrets with this practical credit guide. Learn how to repair your credit and raise your credit score. Use the free credit card simulator to see instant changes.
A Primer on Handling Credit
“I see High Credit Score Secrets as a valuable reference book. It’s accessible language, formatting of financial information into digestible sections, repetition of important concepts and terms, and step-by-step internal “guides,” make it your “go to” reference whenever you have credit-related questions or situations.
High Credit Score Secrets works as a reference for credit handling issues that impact your credit score. It is a handy educational tool for understanding credit management, credit scoring, and how it all works to your advantage or detriment in current financial life. I highly recommend it as an essential part of your financial toolbox.”
Pretty Insightful and Useful
“If you are having a credit that is not the best one, this book will help you get through those. At some point, the advice might feel a bit more of the same, it really is solid advice that you can quickly apply. One of my favorite aspects is how the author tells his own story. It helps give authenticity to what you are reading.
Every chapter navigates into different aspects that help keep your credit score, even after several life-altering events. The author taps into the benefits of having and keeping a good score, including those that can positively affect your emotional well-being. The book is complete and with a straightforward tone.”
Great Advice!
“I really appreciated several things about this book, including the fact that it was very straightforward. It gave you really actionable options for improving your credit, and it didn’t sugar coat anything. If you’ve ever been in this position and tried to google how to improve your credit, you already know that almost all of the top results are a bunch of links to various scammers that want to consolidate payments or charge you for services you can do yourself.”
Great Product
“I have read most everything there is on the subject of credit, credit reports and scores, and credit repair, and I have not come across anything more thorough or helpful than the author Herold’s work. He takes you step by step through the entire universe of credit from every angle. This is great for beginners on the subject.”
The Mechanics of Good Credit Explained!
“High Credit Score Secrets by Thomas Herold is an excellent resource on how to apply for, obtain and maintain a good credit score. Overall, the book is well written with many pertinent examples of credit use/misuse explained in great detail. Every consumer needs to read a book like this one to avoid the classic mistakes people make all the time.”
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