A 780 Credit Score? Freedom from Credit Oppression could put $100’s To $1,000’s More in Your Pocket Every Month

A “less than Excellent” credit score can be costing consumers $100’s or even $1,000’s every month in interest charges, down payments, and even the ability to use credit. These people could be victims of “Credit Oppression”. Because Creditors pay for credit bureaus to report derogatory information, the credit bureaus are reluctant to remove negative credit from a person’s profile. Now there is a new solution that goes way beyond the TV credit repairers, that can actually boost a person's credit score several hundred points, and put $100’s or even $1000’s in monthly payments back in their bank account. It’s a FREE teleseminar by InvestorWealth.com on May 18.

(PRWEB) May 18, 2006 -- How’s your credit? An uncomfortable question for most of us when applying for a car loan or mortgage. If one’s credit score is low, it could be from “credit oppression.”

This can be costing consumers $100’s or even $1,000’s every month in interest charges, down payments, and even the ability to use credit, because of a “less than Excellent” credit score.

In fact, if one’s credit score is less than 780, that person is paying an astonishing amount of additional interest on loans and credit cards, and mortgages.

For example, the if one’s credit score is 600, they’d be paying $285 more per month on a $150,000 mortgage. That’s $285 of spendable cash every month that a homeowner could be keeping.. And higher credit scores can get the home buyer a lower down payment--5% or even no down payment and, reducing the barrier to home ownership.

With the addition of a car loan payment, credit card interest, a person of modest income attained an excellent credit position could be adding $500 or more to the family bank account every month.

Credit Bureaus are Paid to Report Derogatory Info
Little known fact: Creditors pay for credit bureaus to report derogatory information, and are therefore, reluctant to remove negative credit from a person’s profile. And once there are some of these derogatory items, the consumer has little or no financial flexibility. This is “credit oppression.”

And most consumers or investors don’t have the tools or know-how to dig themselves out—especially with the cards stacked against them. What folks in this position need is to be repositioned to build financial freedom.

Forget about TV and newspapers ads from organizations offering to “repair your credit.” Aside from credit counseling and “debt consolidation,” they don’t really do much for one’s credit score.

New Alternative Spelled Out in Free Teleseminar

Now, there is an alternative that actually increases the consumer’s credit score. All consumers are invited to attend a special FREE Teleseminar sponsored by InvestorWealth.com that will show consumers a new solution to increasing their credit score dramatically—Usually several hundred points.

The teleseminar will be broadcast:
May 18th – This Thursday at 8:30 p.m. Eastern/5:30 p.m. Pacific.
To reserve a teleslot, just use the following link:
http://www.InvestorWealth.com/credit

Ask Jeff Hardebeck of Orlando Fl: “Just a year ago, my wife and I had credit issues, judgement issues on our credit that we thought was going to affect our life forever. And now, just a year later they’re gone. So we’re saving on homeowner’s insurance, automobile insurance. Everything that we do has saved us money.”

Anyone, who is paying interest on credit cards, loans, or a home mortgage can benefit from hearing this FREE teleseminar, on Thursday May 18th at 8:30 p.m. Eastern/5:30 p.m. Pacific. There are only a limited lines available, so consumers are urged to register as soon as possible so they won’t be locked out of the call. Once registered, they will get an immediate confirmation with the telephone number and PIN code.

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