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For real if u have a more complex business setup like LLC with S-corp election, employees, multiple income streams then just hire a CPA. No software will beat a real human who knows tax law

Beware of companies that demand large upfront fees before explaining your options. Legitimate firms will assess your situation first

i am in a tough spot with National Credit Systems and i’m hoping someone here has dealt with something similar. i had an old apartment balance go into collections and it's been sticking to my credit reports for over a year. Out of nowhere, i managed to get it removed from my TU report through a...

A collection notice from Credit Control LLC, addressed to my old address in St. Louis (where I used to live with my parents) and bearing my name, arrived for an outstanding Metropolitan St. Louis Sewer District (MSD) bill, throwing my day into a bit of a loop. The bill was always in my dad’s...

Before paying, find out if the debt is still within your state’s statute of limitations. If it’s too old they can’t legally sue you for it

Decide whether you want to work for a credit repair company or start your own business. Take time to learn the credit laws and understand the right way to help clients fix their credit. Make sure your services are useful easy to understand, and truly help people. Don’t forget to promote your...

People call it a scam and say to ignore it until it shows up on their credit, and then they’re panicking. Just call back and hear them out. You might owe something legit you weren’t aware of.

Exactly !

Most insurance companies raise rates. I used to have Progressive, but I switched because my rate kept going up even with no accidents or changes. Its smart to shop around every few years.

I’ve been getting calls from 888-899-6650 claiming to be a debt collection agency, but I’m not sure if its legit or a scam. They’ve left voicemails saying I owe $1,200 for a medical bill, but I’ve never received anything in writing about this debt. When I Googled the number, it came up as...

It’s a good idea to start with the basics on your own and then ask more specific questions once you have a foundation. Look into licensing requirements for the type of work you’re planning to do.

My credit score is currently sitting at a sad 640. NOT ideal, especially since I'm aiming to snag a sweet new apartment in Boise next year. Ideally, I'd love to get it up to at least a 720 by then. Anyone in Idaho have experience in improving their credit score and getting rid of those pesky...