Does the idea of going to battle with the credit bureaus and disputing items on your client’s credit report scare you? It’s okay if it does. You’re not alone! But the truth is, credit disputing is all based on the fact that it’s your right or your client’s right to repair their credit, and to delete inaccurate, incomplete, and outdated negative credit history. Even accurate items can be removed because often, there’s something inaccurate in how they were reported.The Fair Credit Reporting Act and other laws give you the legal right to dispute anything on your credit report. Anything! So in today’s article, I’m going to take the overwhelm out of the disputing process and simplify it, so it’s easy to do even if you’re a beginner.Key Takeaways for This Week:What does it mean to dispute items on a credit report? (1:25)The basics of credit disputing (2:11)How many people have errors on their credit reports? (3:33)What you need to know to be successful at disputing (4:05)How does Credit Repair Cloud help you be more efficient with your disputing? (4:56)How to write dispute letters (5:29)Why you should never do credit disputes online (6:13)The two keys to successful credit repair (7:59)Additional Resources:Get a free trial to Credit Repair CloudSign up for the Credit Hero ChallengeMake sure to subscribe so you stay up to date with our latest episodes!

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